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CONTACT:admin@sal.org.uk
ORGANIZER:Society of Antiquaries & British Museum
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DESCRIPTION:A unique opportunity to hear three of the country’s most pre-
 eminent scholars share their visions of how the past will be investigated\,
  understood and presented in the future and how technological and scientifi
 c advances will affect the communication of research and discovery.
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 mbers of the audience are encouraged to take part in this debate\, and ther
 e will be opportunities to put questions to the members of the panel.
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 Richard Bradley is Professor of Archaeology at Reading University. His main
  interests are in European prehistory and his fieldwork has led him to stud
 y prehistoric settlements\, landscapes and monuments in England\, Scotland\
 , Sweden\, Spain and Portugal.
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\nDavid Cannadine is Queen Elizabeth the 
 Queen Mother Professor of British History at the Institute of Historical Re
 search\, University of London. He is a well-known broadcaster and a recogni
 zed commentator on British public life and monarchy. His many books include
  The Decline and Fall of the British Aristocracy and\, most recently\, Mell
 on: an American life\, a biography of industrialist and banker\, Andrew Mel
 lon.
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\nCarenza Lewis teaches medieval archaeology at the University of C
 ambridge and is leader of Access Cambridge Archaeology\, an initiative desi
 gned to widen access to higher education among under-represented groups. Sh
 e was one of the original team members of the innovative and award-winning 
 Channel 4 archaeological series\, 'Time Team'\, and has presented televisio
 n programmes for BBC2 and HTV.
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SUMMARY:The Future of the Past
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