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Norton Disney: The site that keeps on giving

Tue 2 Dec 2025, 1pm

Djanogly Theatre

£3.50 (free concessions)

Concession prices available.

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1 hour

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William Stukeley first wrote about the Norton Disney area in 1722, and its archaeology has continued to surprise and delight ever since.

In this talk, Richard Parker, Secretary of the Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group, explores the site’s early history and some of its most intriguing discoveries, discussed within the context of Stukeley’s observations.

Photo: Norton Disney Group Members excavating on site © Norton Disney Group 

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