FenArch
Craig Cessford of the Cambridge Archaeological Unit will be speaking about Medieval nunneries in the Diocese of Ely. Nunneries were the most significant female institutions in medieval England and the[] FenArch is delighted to announce that Dr Craig Cessford will speak to us on 25 March about his work on excavating medieval nunneries in Cambridgeshire. Bookings are open and are[] The talk in February has proved so popular we are running it again on 10 March, which is a Tuesday.
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.fenarch.org.uk
Documented Facts
- Inception (Wikidata): 2009 (Source 2: Wikidata Q59536594, revision 2474149914)
- Country (Wikidata; date unspecified): United Kingdom (Source 2: Wikidata Q59536594, revision 2474149914; Source 3: Wikidata label: Q145, revision 2554939741)
- Official website (Wikidata; date unspecified): http://www.fenarch.org.uk/ (Source 2: Wikidata Q59536594, revision 2474149914)
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- FenArch — Official Website (official)
- Wikidata Q59536594, revision 2474149914 (knowledge-base)
- Wikidata label: Q145, revision 2554939741 (knowledge-base)
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Craig Cessford of the Cambridge Archaeological Unit will be speaking about Medieval nunneries in the Diocese of Ely. Nunneries were the most significant female institutions in medieval England and the[] FenArch is delighted to announce that Dr Craig Cessford will speak to us on 25 March about his work on excavating medieval nunneries in Cambridgeshire. Bookings are open and are[] The talk in February has proved so popular we are running it again on 10 March, which is a Tuesday.
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