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Hi Lisa, I'd like to come to the archaeobotany workgroup on Saturday 16th (ideally both but I'd have to find somewhere to stay Saturday night and sort out cheap trains). I'll bring along anything I can safely carry on the train and have access to a large farm shop near me where they sell a range of cheese, meat, pickles and the like. best wishes, Lisa tel: 01795590603/07812028697 On 19 April 2012 15:40, Lisa Lodwick <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > We are pleased to invite you to the Institute of Archaeology, University of > Oxford for the next Archaeobotany workgroup on Saturday 16th June and the > new Charcoal/Wood workgroup on Sunday 17th June. We plan to start on both > days at 10:00 for 10:30 and finish at around 3:30pm. > > As usual, the format will be discussion in the morning followed by a > microscope session in the afternoon. If anyone has a particular topic they > would like to discuss or present please let us know. We will circulate > rough programmes closer to the time. Please bring any specimens or material > you would like to look at in the afternoon. We hope to arrange a trip to the > meadows to the north of Oxford on Saturday afternoon for those who would > like to stay. > > > > The Institute of Archaeology is at 36 Beaumont St (c. 10 mins walk from the > railway station) - the department is a few doors before the Ashmolean Museum > and opposite the Oxford Playhouse (http://www.arch.ox.ac.uk/contact.html). > Parking in the centre of Oxford is expensive and time limited so we > recommend usage of the Park and Ride > (http://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/public-site/park-and-ride). If any one > would like further travel advice please email us. > > > > To help with our planning, please reply to Lisa concerning Archaeobotany and > Dana concerning Charcoal to confirm your attendance at either or both days > and to indicate (broadly) the type of food that you plan to bring. > > Hope to see you in June! > > Lisa and Dana > > [log in to unmask] > > [log in to unmask] > > on behalf of Mark Robinson and Amy Bogaard -- www.lisagray.co.uk Freelance Archaeobotanist -15 years experience in post-excavation, sample processing and outreach Based in South-East England MSc Bioarchaeology, MA Maritime Archaeology from UCL BA hons Archaeology and Environmental Studies from Lampeter