Current SIAH news

Diarmaid MacCulloch, president of the SIAH from 2011 to 2019, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Suffolk. 

https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/24664915.leading-historian-suffolk-awarded-honorary-doctorate/

Wednesday 30^th October at 1000 Zoom: David Wollweber, The Halesworth Witches of 1645

Saturday 9^th November at 1400 Elmswell: Faye Minter, Rendlesham Revealed: Investigating an early East Anglian Royal Centre +council

Wednesday 27^th November at 1000 Zoom: Dr Anne Folan,The Poverty Line: the relationship between health and socio-economic status in Victorian and Edwardian Ipswich

Saturday 14^th December at 1400 Elmswell: Martin Harrison, ENDURING RADIANCE: medieval stained glass in Suffolk

Saturday 11^th January at 1400 Elmswell: Steven Graham, Excavations in Sudbury 2012-2023 +council

Saturday 25^th January at 1400 Zoom: Kathleen Fisher, The burn marks of Lavenham - a systematic recording approach

Saturday 8^th February at 1400 Elmswell: Dr David Boulton, Mapping the Scandinavian place-names of East Anglia: evidence for Viking migration and settlement

Wednesday 19^th February at 1000 Zoom: Dr Nicholas Amor, Labour litigation in the court of common pleas in the fourteenth century

Saturday 8^th March at 1400 Elmswell: Alex McWhirter, Infanticide and insanity – A Suffolk tragedy +council

An letter in the East Anglian Daily Times, 2024-07-15.  A reminder of past excursions and of our debt to the pioneer researchers who helped to advance our knowledge of our rich heritage of historic buildings and sites. Let us know (via the Hon Sec) if you also have interesting memories or images of past excursions!  'History of historical studies' like this is a sort of historiography, but perhaps not the in the usual sense - can anyone suggest a better term?