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Rob Bishop describes the Roman settlement at Chester-le-Street.
Graham Seel on the work of Edward Wilson Dixon and how water was brought to Harrogate.
Dominic Powlesland on the recent Roman excavations at Hovingham.
Greg Hoyland on the Life and Times of St Hilda, sometimes known as St Hild.
Chris Corlett on Romanesque architecture in Irish churches from the 12th century.
Rebecca Gowland on her joint project with the Washburn Heritage centre exploring Victorian child labour in a local mill.
Neil Godfrey on two temples within a Romano-British landscape in SW England.
Greg Hoyland on the history of Rievaulx Abbey.
Hilary Jones of The Milestone Society on the Richmond – Lancaster toll road.
Michael Thompson on the Jacobite Retreat from Kendal to Penrith in 1745.
Emma Bates takes you on a tour of some of the great cathedrals.
Michael Thompson continues his history of the Jacobite Rebellion with the story of Flora McDonald.
Reb Ellis talks about the art of the La Tène period.
David Willem on his search for the Black Rood, a missing crown jewel of Scotland.
Ken Sneath talks about the consumer revolution in England that started in the 18th century.
Mike Turpin describes the evolution from antiquarians to modern-day archaeologists with reference to Yorkshire.
Phil Batman talks about the 19th-century lead miners in Swaledale and their migration.
PERCIVAL TURNBALL MEMORIAL LECTURE: Prof. Martin Henig on Roman gem stones.
Graham Lee explains what is meant by LiDAR and how it is used in the North York Moors National Park.
David Ingham talks about the unexpected discovery of Roman crucifixion victims in England.
Mike Turpin argues that the English Civil War started in Yorkshire.
Jon Kenny on Iron Age and Roman culture in the Southern Vale of York.
Christine Hutchinson introduces Preston Park Museum and its exhibits.
Eric Houlder on his long career interpreting archaeological sites through graves.
Chris Berendt on the Battle of Towton.
Jenny Ashby on the life and times of a Mercian leader who protected her people from the Vikings.
Clive Waddington on the Mesolithic finds at Killerby quarry.
Michael Thompson talks about the history of the ascent of Everest.
Claire Hodson explains the study of infantile skeletal remains and the conclusions drawn from them.
Michael Thompson asks whether the women of the ’45 were heroes or bitches.
Rosemary Cook on an intriguing character who lived near York.
Al Oswald talks about Mesolithic enclosures in the North of England.
PERCIVAL TURNBALL MEMORIAL LECTURE: Tony King on Romano-Celtic Temples in Britain.
Rosemary Williams is fascinated by the history of the privy!!
PERCIVAL TURNBALL MEMORIAL LECTURE: Pete Wilson describes the Roman site at Eastfield, Scarborough, one of the most intriguing in Britain.
Dominic Powlesland describes the fascinating Roman excavations in the grounds of Hovingham Hall near York .
Mike Turpin introduces a number of maritime sayings still in use and looks at HMS Trincomalee, now in Hartlepool marina.