Stonehenge: the latest discoveries – An Online Talk by Dr Edward Shepherd

 

In this special live broadcast, Dr Edward Shepherd will explore the most recent developments in our understanding of Stonehenge and the Neolithic society which constructed this enduring and iconic symbol of ancient human creativity.

 

Drawing on recent technological advancements, this online talk will discuss Dr Shepherd’s primary research on the animal remains from Stonehenge, the shocking new aDNA results (ancestral DNA analysis), mobility studies (multiple isotope analysis), evidence for Britain’s earliest plague victims, and the impact of ever-more precise radiocarbon dates to our understood chronologies.

 

There will be an exciting opportunity for you to ask our expert speaker questions in our dedicated question-and-answer session, following the talk.

 

This online talk will take place on the 28th September 2024 at 6.00pm

(GMT +1) and, including Q&A, will be approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.

 

Price: £25.00


Please complete the below registration form. An electronic PayPal invoice will be sent to your e-mail address 1–5 working days after you have submitted the below information.

 
 
 
 
stonehenge in summer

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How do I join the online talk?


An e-mail confirmation will be sent to you after you have paid, which includes your unique link for joining the online talk. A reminder e-mail will be sent to you one day beforehand. We recommend that you download the Zoom software in advance.


Can I watch the online talk on more than one screen?


Only one screen (device) can be connected to the live online talk at any one time. If you wish to purchase a second subscription, please contact us.


What happens if I am unable to attend the live online talk?


A recording will be uploaded to our website two hours after the event. For copyright reasons, these recordings will be available for four weeks.