The Norfolk Hoard
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Date
October 5, 2026
Location
Cambridge
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A lecture by Mark Hinman of Pre-Construct Archaeology on the Norfolk Hoard, a significant archaeological discovery from Norfolk, England. Presented as a joint annual lecture of the Prehistoric Society and the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, the talk examines the composition, archaeological context, and wider significance of this important find for understanding prehistoric metalwork traditions. The event takes place in Cambridge and is free to attend.
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Established in 1935, the Prehistoric Society is an international learned society that researches, protects, and promotes the global archaeology of deep human history based on material evidence from the past. With over 1,500 members in 40 countries, the Society encourages and supports high-quality research, fosters the skills and expertise needed to investigate prehistory, disseminates knowledge about our prehistoric past, and speaks out for prehistoric heritage. It publishes the peer-reviewed Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, the newsletter PAST, and a research monograph series, and organizes an active programme of lectures, study tours, and conferences each year.
