Overview
Join Trimontium Museum for our second symposium, exploring the evolving relationship between metal-detecting and archaeology.Once viewed as opposing approaches, professional archaeology and responsible metal-detecting now increasingly work together to reveal some of the most significant archaeological discoveries of recent decades. This symposium will explore best practice, successful collaborations, ongoing debates, and the role of ethical exploration in shaping our understanding of the past.
Hear from leading voices in the field, discover how metal-detecting has transformed archaeological research, and join conversations about the future of heritage discovery.
Hear from leading voices in the field, discover how metal-detecting has transformed archaeological research, and join conversations about the future of heritage discovery.
Full programme and ticket details will be announced soon.
BOOKING OPTIONS & TICKETS
- Join us in person at Trimontium Museum or online from wherever you are.
- IN-PERSON tickets include: in-person attendance to the Symposium, buffet lunch, teas and coffees, networking opportunities, link to the recording of all talks.
- ONLINE tickets include: attendance online only, link to the recordings of all talks.
- Trimontium members can purchase discounted tickets. Members attending in person should bring their membership card on the day.
- A link to recordings of all Symposium talks will be sent to all participants after the event.
- Extending your visit? If you’re staying in Melrose, join us the following day for Stories in the Bones: An Introduction to Osteoarchaeology with Dr Andrew Newton—a fascinating introduction to how archaeologists uncover stories from human remains.
BOOKING FEES
There is a small booking fee applicable to all online tickets. This fee allows the Trimontium Trust, which is a registered charity and volunteer run, to provide this service for our visitors. Thank you for your support and we hope you enjoy your visit.
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Introduction to Osteaoarchaeology with Dr Andrew Newton