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<\/a><\/p>\nThe results of the Galloway Picts Project have been presented at lectures across Britain:<\/p>\n
‘The Galloway Picts Project: Trusty’s Hill, the Melting Pot of Rheged’
\n150th Anniversary Conference of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society
\n9:30am-4pm, Saturday 8 September 2012, Dumfries & Galloway College, The Crichton Campus, Dumfries<\/p>\n
‘The Galloway Picts Project and the discovery of a royal stronghold of a lost early medieval kingdom’
\nThe Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Anniversary Meeting (AGM)
\n4:30pm-6pm, Friday 30 November 2012, The Augustine United Church, 41 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh<\/p>\n
‘Trusty’s Hill, Rheged and the Picts of Galloway’
\nPeeblesshire Archaeological Society Lecture
\n7:30pm, Thursday 21 February 2013, Community Centre, Walkerhaugh, Peebles<\/p>\n
‘Trusty\u2019s Hill, Rheged and the Picts of Galloway: power and ethnogenesis on the Solway Firth’
\nScotland in Early Medieval Europe International Conference
\nFriday 22 February – Sunday 24 February 2013, the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh<\/p>\n
‘The Galloway Picts Project: the excavation of Trusty’s Hill’
\nFirst Millennia Studies Group – Early Medieval round up Lectures
\n5:30pm, Tuesday 2 April 2013, Lecture Theatre 270, Old College, University of Edinburgh<\/p>\n
‘The Galloway Picts Project: Trusty’s Hill and the Dark Age Kingdoms of Scotland’<\/a> ‘Trusty’s Hill, Galloway: The Context for a Pictish Inscription in Southern Scotland’ ‘The excavation of Trusty’s Hill and the discovery of a lost Dark Age Kingdom in south-west Scotland’ ‘The Galloway Picts Project and the excavation of Trusty’s Hill’ ‘The Galloway Picts Project and the excavation of Trusty’s Hill, Gatehouse of Fleet’ ‘Trusty’s Hill: archaeological insights into Dark Age Galloway’ A Dark Age Legacy rescued from obscurity: excavating Trusty’s Hill, Galloway Shedding Light upon Dark Age Galloway: Excavations at Trusty’s Hill The Lost Dark Age Kingdom of Rheged: The Discovery of a Royal Stronghold at Trusty\u2019s Hill, Galloway<\/a> Trusty\u2019s Hill The Lost Dark Age Kingdom of Rheged The Lost Dark Age Kingdom of Rheged Discovering Dark Age Galloway and the lost kingdom of Rheged Burn Out or Fade Away: the Archaeology of Political Change in Galloway in the Early 7th Century The Enigmatic Trusty\u2019s Hill: Royal Capital of Rheged? The Enigmatic Trusty\u2019s Hill: Royal Capital of Rheged? The lost early medieval kingdom of Rheged The results of the Galloway Picts Project have been presented at lectures across Britain: ‘The Galloway Picts Project: Trusty’s Hill, the Melting Pot of Rheged’ 150th Anniversary Conference of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society 9:30am-4pm, Saturday … Continue reading
\nDumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society Lecture
\n2pm, Saturday 6 April 2013, Gatehouse Community Centre, Dromore Road, Gatehouse of Fleet<\/p>\n
\nThe Pictish Arts Society Conference 2013 – Southern Picts, Southern Neighbours
\nSaturday 5 October 2013, AK Bell Library, Perth<\/p>\n
\nAyrshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Lecture
\n7:30pm, Thursday 10 October 2013, Ayr Town Hall<\/p>\n
\nWigtownshire Antiquarian and Natural History Society, Bill Gill Memorial Lecture
\n7:30pm, Thursday 17 October 2013, Stranraer Library<\/p>\n
\nGalloway Preservation Society AGM
\n2pm, Saturday 5 April 2014, Mill on the Fleet, Gatehouse of Fleet<\/p>\n
\nWigtown Talks and Walks Group
\n2:30pm, Tuesday 17 March 2015, Wigtown and Bladnoch Golf Clubhouse<\/p>\n
\nCurrent Archaeology Live! 2016 Conference
\nFriday 26 February 2016, Senate House, London<\/p>\n
\nFalkirk Archaeological and Natural History Society
\n7:30pm, Tuesday 1st March 2016, Masonic Hall (committee room), Falkirk<\/p>\n
\nDumfriesshire & Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society Book Launch<\/a>
\n2pm, 21 January 2017, Murray Arms Hotel, Gatehouse of Fleet<\/p>\n
\nPeeblesshire Archaeological Society
\n7:30pm, Thursday 20 April 2017, Community Centre, Walkerhaugh, Peebles<\/p>\n
\nWigtown Spring Book Weekend 2017
\n6pm, Saturday 29 April 2017, Beltie Books & Caf\u00e9, 6 Bank Street, Wigtown<\/p>\n
\nWigtown Book Festival
\n10:30am, 30 September 2017, Wigtown<\/p>\n
\nRenfrewshire Local History Forum
\n7:30pm, 12 October 2017, Paisley Museum<\/p>\n
\n\u2018Cymry in the North: the North Britons from the sixth century to the tenth\u2019 Conference
\n28th April 2018, University of Cumbria, Carlisle<\/p>\n
\nSt Andrews Archaeology Society
\n8pm, 3rd May 2018, University of St Andrews<\/p>\n
\nBorder Archaeological Society
\n7.30pm, 3rd September 2018, Parish Centre, Berwick upon Tweed<\/p>\n
\nAppleby Archaeology
\n7:30pm, 08 November 2018, Market Hall, Appleby-in-Westmorland<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"