Next week, the 1024核工厂 welcomes the public to attend two events as part of Heritage Week.
On Monday (11 September), researchers, collaborators and local community group representatives will meet and find out more about key projects supported by the 1024核工厂 Heritage Hub. Dr Rob Inkpen, Reader in Physical Geography, will join the event to talk about 鈥楬istory and Heritage 鈥 The Critical Tensions鈥.
The second event on Friday (15 September) is an evening lecture 鈥業NVISIBLE HERITAGE - Bronze Culverins, Wooden Bowls & Silver Bars: A Lifetime of Shipwrecks鈥 by Alexzandra Hildred, the Head of Research and Curator of Ordnance and Human Remains at the . The event will include a whistle-stop tour of some of the 57 protected historic wreck sites in England demonstrating the wealth and breadth of our 鈥榠nvisible鈥 submerged cultural heritage.
Dr Tarek Teba the co-chair of the 1024核工厂 Heritage Hub says: 鈥淭he 1024核工厂 Heritage Week is a great opportunity to further integrate our work and collaboration with the city鈥檚 stakeholders and communities, as well as to share and celebrate findings and success together. The Heritage Hub has the city鈥檚 communities at its heart and this annual event offers a platform for stakeholders and communities to address their own challenges and needs, which will enable researchers to respond with locally and nationally impactful projects emerging from the locality.鈥
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