THE Bredon Hill coin hoard will be among other archaeological discoveries discussed at a special event at the University of Worcester's St John's campus this Saturday (12).
Worcestershire Historic Environment and Archaeology is holding an event to showcase the latest archaeological discoveries from Worcestershire, from 9.45am to 5.30pm.
A highlight of the day will be a presentation on the discovery and significance of the Bredon Hill Roman coin hoard which is currently on display at Worcester City Museum and Art Gallery.
The Worcestershire Archaeology dayschool has a full programme of talks about recent archaeological projects and ongoing research, accompanied by displays and bookstalls.
During the event there will be talks on the excavation of part of the civil war defences of Worcester at the Lowesmoor development site, and on the excavation of late Anglo-Saxon burials at Kempsey church, along with many other sites.
Cost is £15 for the day and pre-booking is essential by calling Mo Bogaard on 01905 855 455 or emailing mbogaard@worcestershire.gov.uk.
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