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Join Bill Shannon for a fascinating insight to ancient writing tools.
For over a thousand years, through the medieval and early modern period, clerks, scribes and scholars made their own ink from oak galls, and their own pens from goose quills. In this talk we will explore how they went about it, and what the results looked like, using both old documents and modern reconstructions.
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Find out more about some of the rare plants that are being restored and protected by the University of Cumbria's Back on our Map project.
Kevin will discuss recent research on the Iron Age hill fort on Warton Crag. He will explore both the antiquarian and twentieth-century documentary sources and evaluate the results of recent LiDAR imaging.
In 1894 a pleasure boat sunk just off the Silverdale coast resulting in the greatest loss of life Morecambe Bay has seen.