Rings, Mounds, and Pits: Recent Prehistoric Discoveries

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In-Person
Date: February7,2026
Location: Norwich Castle, United Kingdom
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Rings, Mounds, and Pits: Recent Prehistoric Discoveries from the Hornsea Three Project, Norfolk

Annual Joint Lecture with Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society.

Joshua White, Oxford Archaeology

Participants & Organizers

The Prehistoric Society(Organizer, Host)

Established in 1935, the Prehistoric Society researches, protects and promotes the global archaeology of deep human history based on material evidence from the past. The aims of the Prehistoric Society are to:

  • Encourage and support high quality research
  • Foster the skills and expertise needed to investigate prehistory
  • Disseminate knowledge about our prehistoric past
  • Raise awareness of the value of human prehistory
  • Speak out for prehistoric heritage
We organise events and communicate research on prehistory to our members and to the wider public.