Narratives of Roman Scotland in the digital age Find out more about the project at roman-scotland.superhi.com Workshop 1: New Research on Iron Age and Roman Scotland 9.30-9.50 Beyond Walls: Introducing New Research on Iron Age and Roman Interactions in Northern Britain: Manuel Fernández-Götz, Dave Cowley, Derek Hamilton, Sophie McDonald and Ian Hardwick 9.50-10.10 Living on Water in the Iron Age: Derek Hamilton, Gordon Cook, Piotr Jacobsson, Michael Stratigos, Barrie Andrian, Anne Crone, Nick Dixon and Jennifer Miller 10.10-10.30 The Forts of Scotland in the Atlas Project: Ian Ralston 10.30-11.00 Virtual coffee break 11.00-11.20 Building with Turf in the Roman North: Ben Russell and Tanja Romankiewicz 11.20-11.40 Agricola and the Caledonians: David Breeze 11.40-12.00 Roman Camps and Campaigns in Scotland: Rebecca Jones 12.00-12.20 Making Sense of Silver: The Hacking of the Traprain Treasure: Fraser Hunter 12.20-13.00 Final discussion Register for this workshop Workshop 2: Contemporary Legacies and Digital Interactions 14.00-14.20 Co-producing Tolerant Futures through Ancient Identities: Chiara Bonacchi 14.20-14.40 Decolonising Roman Collections - A Perspective from the Museum of London: Rebecca Redfern 14.40-15.00 Digital Storytelling for the Hunterian’s Antonine Wall Display. Lessons from the EMOTIVE Project: Maria Economou 15.00-15.30 Virtual coffee break 15.30-15.50 Creativity at the Digital Edge: Katherine Cook 15.50-16.10 Understanding the Classical World through Strategy Videogames: Xavier Rubio-Campillo 16.10-16.30 Bringing Narratives of the Past to Life - Lessons Learned from contrasting Comic-Book and Roleplay Game Approaches: Jeff Sanders 16.30-17.00 Final discussion Register for this workshop Oct 07 2021 09.30 - 17.00 Narratives of Roman Scotland in the digital age Join Drs Manuel Fernández-Götz, Chiara Bonacchi and Rebecca Jones for these workshops as part of the project 'Narratives of Roman Scotland in the Digital Age' funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Narratives of Roman Scotland in the digital age Find out more about the project at roman-scotland.superhi.com Workshop 1: New Research on Iron Age and Roman Scotland 9.30-9.50 Beyond Walls: Introducing New Research on Iron Age and Roman Interactions in Northern Britain: Manuel Fernández-Götz, Dave Cowley, Derek Hamilton, Sophie McDonald and Ian Hardwick 9.50-10.10 Living on Water in the Iron Age: Derek Hamilton, Gordon Cook, Piotr Jacobsson, Michael Stratigos, Barrie Andrian, Anne Crone, Nick Dixon and Jennifer Miller 10.10-10.30 The Forts of Scotland in the Atlas Project: Ian Ralston 10.30-11.00 Virtual coffee break 11.00-11.20 Building with Turf in the Roman North: Ben Russell and Tanja Romankiewicz 11.20-11.40 Agricola and the Caledonians: David Breeze 11.40-12.00 Roman Camps and Campaigns in Scotland: Rebecca Jones 12.00-12.20 Making Sense of Silver: The Hacking of the Traprain Treasure: Fraser Hunter 12.20-13.00 Final discussion Register for this workshop Workshop 2: Contemporary Legacies and Digital Interactions 14.00-14.20 Co-producing Tolerant Futures through Ancient Identities: Chiara Bonacchi 14.20-14.40 Decolonising Roman Collections - A Perspective from the Museum of London: Rebecca Redfern 14.40-15.00 Digital Storytelling for the Hunterian’s Antonine Wall Display. Lessons from the EMOTIVE Project: Maria Economou 15.00-15.30 Virtual coffee break 15.30-15.50 Creativity at the Digital Edge: Katherine Cook 15.50-16.10 Understanding the Classical World through Strategy Videogames: Xavier Rubio-Campillo 16.10-16.30 Bringing Narratives of the Past to Life - Lessons Learned from contrasting Comic-Book and Roleplay Game Approaches: Jeff Sanders 16.30-17.00 Final discussion Register for this workshop Oct 07 2021 09.30 - 17.00 Narratives of Roman Scotland in the digital age Join Drs Manuel Fernández-Götz, Chiara Bonacchi and Rebecca Jones for these workshops as part of the project 'Narratives of Roman Scotland in the Digital Age' funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Oct 07 2021 09.30 - 17.00 Narratives of Roman Scotland in the digital age Join Drs Manuel Fernández-Götz, Chiara Bonacchi and Rebecca Jones for these workshops as part of the project 'Narratives of Roman Scotland in the Digital Age' funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
