Courses
are held in the Society's Library at Maidstone Museum.
Members of the public may enrol.
Each
session is of two hours duration including a break.
The
courses are purely recreational and do not lead to any form of
qualification.
To enrol please send your name, address and telephone number by email
to
kentarchaeology@btconnect.com
naming the course in the subject header. Places are limited.
MONDAYS A.M. commencing at
10.15 a.m. on Monday, 21st September 2009
ENGLAND 1720-1830
Dr.
Jacqueline Bower
This
was a time of rising population, industrialisation and pressure to
reform at home; wars, revolutions and acquisition of Empire abroad.
This class will study these topics, and their impact on the lives of
the people of England
20 weeks
- Autumn/Winter - fee £80
MONDAYS P.M. commencing at 2
p.m. on Monday, 21st September 2009
EARLY MODERN
KENT 1500-1700
Dr. Jacqueline Bower
This
was a time of great religious and political change and uncertainty,
but also a time of great prosperity in Kent. It is also a period
rich in sources for the economic and social history of the county. This
class will look at the Reformation and Civil War in Kent, at
agriculture and industry, and at documents illustrating the lives of
ordinary people in the county.
20 weeks
- Autumn/Winter - fee £80
WEDNESDAYS P.M.
GEOARCHAEOLOGY COURSE WITHDRAWN
