This exciting new series of talks explores how archaeology helps the garden historian find vital evidence on the ground which then informs future restoration projects and garden management plans. Our distinguished and popular speakers will be reporting on current and on-going archaeology at various sites with a particular interest in the seventeenth century.

You may also like to know that we are running a course on early seventeenth century gardens starting March 18th - for more information look here or contact us.

This ticket costs £20 for the entire course of 5 sessions or you may purchase a ticket for individual sessions, costing £5 via the links below.

Attendees will be sent a Zoom link 2 days prior to the start of the talk. A link to the recorded session (available for 1 week) will be sent shortly afterwards.

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Week 1. April 6. Introduction: Part of a series of 5 online lectures, £5 each or all 5 for £20.

Week 2. April 13. Oxfordshire’s Lost Wonders: Part of a series of 5 online lectures, £5 each or all 5 for £20.

Week 3. April 20. Finding Vanished Beningbroughs : Part of a series of 5 online lectures, £5 each or all 5 for £20.

Week 4. April 27. The Water Garden at Packwood: Part of a series of 5 online lectures, £5 each or all 5 for £20.

Week 5. May 4. Seaton Delaval Hall, a Curtain Rises: Part of a series of 5 online lectures, £5 each or all 5 for £20.

Garden Archaeology