The Society for Landscape Studies has teamed up with Tudor Farming Interpretation Group to look into the history of the landscapes in Tudor times.
The Tudor Farming Intrepation Group are working around the River Dove to complete records of environmental change in the upland fringe landscapes.
A very interesting look into how this particular landscape has developed from prehistoric periods.
Using data from pollen analysis, OSL data, documentary research and landscape surveys.
This type of work is extremely important to understanding how the environment is changing both nationally and locally.
This marries into the Archaeological Research Framework project for the Peak District National Park this year.
The event will be in Hartington Village near Buxton.
There is a Youth Hostel at Hartington Hall in the village for those that wish to stay the weekend, parking available.
There will be a conference dinner for those who would like to come on Saturday evening.
You can find details of the conference timeable for the weekend on the SLS website.
Saturday only: £20 for members, £25 for non-members, to include lunch and refreshments.
Conference dinner: this will be an additional cost, please let us know if you are interested.
Sunday field visit: £10 for members, £15 for non-members, to include lunch and refreshments.
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