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English: The concluding round table discussion on the future of castle studies at the 'Castle Studies Present and Future' conference on 10 June 2023. Left to right: John Goodall (chairing the discussion), Euryn Roberts, Rowena Banerjea, Leonie Hicks, Nathalie Cohen, and Tom Hayes.
The conference was held at the University of Winchester and organised by Dr. Kate Weikert and Dr. Catriona Cooper to mark the tenth round of grant giving by the Castle Studies Trust. |
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| Author | Richard Nevell |
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