Roman settlement and land use in southeast Britain will be discussed at the annual Council for British Archaeology South-East conference held in Faversham, Kent on November 16, 2013. Presentations will cover Roman period landscapes in Sussex, Kent, Surrey and the Weald, including settlement patterns, iron production, villas, road networks, industry, and agriculture. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or by post.

1. Landscapes of South-East
Britain during the
Roman Period
Council for British Archaeology South-East Annual General Meeting
and Conference to be held at Q E Grammar School, Faversham
Saturday 16th November 2013
David Rudling ‘Roman period Settlement and Land-use in the Sussex Ouse Valley’
Jeremy Hodgkinson ‘The Landscape of Iron Production in the Roman Weald’
Lacey Wallace ‘A newly discovered Roman villa in Bourne Park, Canterbury’
David Staveley ‘The Sussex Roman road network’
Simon Elliot ‘The Upper Medway during the Roman Occupation. Industry,
agriculture and elites’
Paul Wilkinson ‘Villa landscapes in Roman North Kent’
David Bird ‘Landscapes of Roman Surrey’
Andrew Richardson ‘Emporium to villa: 500 years at
East Wear Bay, Folkestone’
To be held at the Queen Elizabeth School, Abbey Place,
Faversham, Kent ME13 7BQ 9.30am to 4.30pm.
Tickets available in advance by Paypal from www.kafs.co.uk ‘news’ page or by post from
KAFS School Farm Oast, Graveney Road, Faversham, Kent ME13 8UP
£8 for members of CBA SE and KAFS or £10 for non-members and on the day.
Conference organised by the KAFS in association with CBA SE