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“‘The trouble and inconvenience of reasoning’: the creation of archaeology as a science in mid nineteenth century Scotland” by Dr Elizabeth Curtis

Elizabeth Curtis presents a lecture exploring the creation of archaeology as a science in mid nineteenth century Scotland, through analysis of antiquarians and recumbent stone circles.

Dr Elizabeth Curtis FSA Scot of University of Aberdeen School of Education presents a lecture on “‘The trouble and inconvenience of reasoning’: the creation of archaeology as a science in mid nineteenth century Scotland”. Presented to the Society in the NMS Auditorium on 10 October 2016 at 6pm, and the following day in Aberdeen.

The recording of this lecture has been made possible through the generous financial support of Sir Angus Grossart QC CBE DL LLD DLitt FRSE FSA Scot

The recording was undertaken and edited by Mallard Productions