Speaker: Sarah Howard - SPEAKER ON ZOOM
Sarah Howard is a heritage management professional who has worked for local and national government heritage services, the educational charity Council for British Archaeology, and more recently for the Environment Agency as their Midlands regional advisor on avoidance and mitigation of heritage impacts from the construction of flood alleviation schemes. Sarah holds an MSc in Environmental Archaeology and a PhD in heritage management that examined the concept of sustainability and how it has been understood and applied to archaeological heritage management. Sarah contributes as a regular co-host to a podcast series on Sustainable Heritage with fellow archaeologist Mark Williams, and volunteers some of her time to the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists to help assess new members and participates in their neurodiversity network.
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The Ouse valley is a key communication route from the Channel coast, via the Downs to the wide expanse of the Weald. It traverses and encompasses landscapes and archaeological sites of both local and regional importance - all connected by the river Ouse and its valley. David will review the archaeological fieldwork that has been undertaken in the valley to investigate and record Roman-period settlements and land-use. He will look at the emergence and fates of sites such as the native settlement at Bishopstone, the villas at Newhaven, Beddingham, Barcombe and Plumpton, and the nucleated settlement at Bridge Farm, Barcombe Mills. He will also consider the main Roman roads in the valley, and the iron working sites north of Barcombe.
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Image above - Barcombe villa c AD 150 (drawing by Andy Gammon)
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