SMA Annual General Meeting – Agenda
The agenda for the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Society for Medieval Archaeology, to be held at 19.30 on Friday 5th December 2014, may be downloaded here.
The meeting will be held in the Lecture Theatre at Rewley House, Dept for Continuing Education, University of Oxford, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford OX1 2JA.
Please note that the timing and venue of this year’s AGM and annual lecture have been chosen to coincide with the Society’s annual conference. Members of the Society who wish to attend both but are not attending the conference MUST book a place with the Hon. Secretary (D.M.Hadley@Sheffield.ac.uk) by 3rd December at the latest (places are free but booking is essential).
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