Conferences and Public Lectures
Want to hear more about the project from Tatiana in person? Are you local archaeological society with strong interests in Roman period, but not only? If so, please get in touch! It is always a pleasure to share my research with wider public community. The lectures are not only educative, but fun and have lots of hands-on experience!
2018
22-23 September
TRACamp 2018 (Experimental Roman Archaeology Workshop) Vindolanda, UK
An academic versus a craftsperson: A story of ups and downs in making replicas of Romano-British glass bangles
HANDS-ON ACTIVITY!
Strictly for women? Who could wear Romano-British glass bangles and how’
2-10 September
LIMES XXIV, International Limes (Roman Frontiers) Congress, Belgrade/Viminacium, Serbia
With Matt Phelps (UCL) Frontier glass: a recipe and production technology for Romano-British glass bangles in the northern British frontier zone’
22-26 May
19th International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Cologne/Bonn, Germany
Making Romano-British glass bangles: Inside the craftsperson mind
15-16 January
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, UK
In the Footsteps of Howard Kilbride-Jones and Robert Stevenson: New Research on Romano-British Glass Bangles
2017
20th September
Coquetdale Community Archaeology Group, Thropton, UK
In search for the origins of Romano-British glass bangles
27th June
Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle, UK
Romano-British glass bangles: A re-appraisal
19th April
Border Archaeological Society, Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK
Art connects people: Iron Age and Roman period glass bangles in Continental Europe and Britain
28-31 March
Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Durham, UK
Glass adornments event horizon’: In search for the origins of Roman-period glass bangles in Britain
5-8 January 2017
118th annual meeting of Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), Toronto, Canada
Romano-British glass bracelets: transformation of La Tène Continental technology to fit Iron-Age British design
3-4 January 2017
Unlocking the Provinces: Defining and Prioritizing Roman Provincial Studies, Toronto, Canada
To be a bangle or not to be? Russian, Dutch, and Anglo-Saxon views on a Romano-British artefact
2016
31th August - 4th September
22nd European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) annual meeting Vilnius, Lithuania
6-11 June
19th Roman Military Equipment Conference: Cavalry in the Roman world, St. Andrews, UK
A bangle for a horse? Use and abuse of glass bracelets on military and indigenous sites in Roman Britain
23rd May
Northumberland Archaeological Group, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Art connects people: Iron Age and Roman period glass bangles in Continental Europe and Britain
2015
15th December 2015 (6 PM in Room 1.06 Armstrong building Newcastle University)
Roman Archaeology Seminar Series, Newcastle University
‘Global adornments: glass bangles in the Late Iron Age-Roman period Europe and Britain’
Want to hear more about the project from Tatiana in person? Are you local archaeological society with strong interests in Roman period, but not only? If so, please get in touch! It is always a pleasure to share my research with wider public community. The lectures are not only educative, but fun and have lots of hands-on experience!
2018
22-23 September
TRACamp 2018 (Experimental Roman Archaeology Workshop) Vindolanda, UK
An academic versus a craftsperson: A story of ups and downs in making replicas of Romano-British glass bangles
HANDS-ON ACTIVITY!
Strictly for women? Who could wear Romano-British glass bangles and how’
2-10 September
LIMES XXIV, International Limes (Roman Frontiers) Congress, Belgrade/Viminacium, Serbia
With Matt Phelps (UCL) Frontier glass: a recipe and production technology for Romano-British glass bangles in the northern British frontier zone’
22-26 May
19th International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Cologne/Bonn, Germany
Making Romano-British glass bangles: Inside the craftsperson mind
15-16 January
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, UK
In the Footsteps of Howard Kilbride-Jones and Robert Stevenson: New Research on Romano-British Glass Bangles
2017
20th September
Coquetdale Community Archaeology Group, Thropton, UK
In search for the origins of Romano-British glass bangles
27th June
Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle, UK
Romano-British glass bangles: A re-appraisal
19th April
Border Archaeological Society, Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK
Art connects people: Iron Age and Roman period glass bangles in Continental Europe and Britain
28-31 March
Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Durham, UK
Glass adornments event horizon’: In search for the origins of Roman-period glass bangles in Britain
5-8 January 2017
118th annual meeting of Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), Toronto, Canada
Romano-British glass bracelets: transformation of La Tène Continental technology to fit Iron-Age British design
3-4 January 2017
Unlocking the Provinces: Defining and Prioritizing Roman Provincial Studies, Toronto, Canada
To be a bangle or not to be? Russian, Dutch, and Anglo-Saxon views on a Romano-British artefact
2016
31th August - 4th September
22nd European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) annual meeting Vilnius, Lithuania
- A Romano-British glass bracelet: rediscovering a technique
- Romano-British glass bracelets: where La Tène Continental technology meets Iron-Age British design
6-11 June
19th Roman Military Equipment Conference: Cavalry in the Roman world, St. Andrews, UK
A bangle for a horse? Use and abuse of glass bracelets on military and indigenous sites in Roman Britain
23rd May
Northumberland Archaeological Group, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Art connects people: Iron Age and Roman period glass bangles in Continental Europe and Britain
2015
15th December 2015 (6 PM in Room 1.06 Armstrong building Newcastle University)
Roman Archaeology Seminar Series, Newcastle University
‘Global adornments: glass bangles in the Late Iron Age-Roman period Europe and Britain’
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