On Saturday October 3rd this year CBA South-East in association with Sussex Archaeology and History will be holding a hybrid (live and online) conference at Kings Church, Lewes in memory of Ivan Donald Margary who died in 1976, was the national expert on Roman Roads in Britain, and who during and after his life made very generous gifts to a wide range of causes, including the purchase of the Fishbourne Roman Palace site and its transfer to the Sussex Archaeological Society.
The aim of this memorial conference is to celebrate the life and work of Ivan Margary, and to highlight some of the major Margary legacies.
The Speakers are David Calow, Nathalie Cohen, Mike Haken, Professor Tony King, David Millum, Mark Roberts, Dr David Rudling, Dr Miles Russell, and Professor Naomi Sykes.
Programme
9.15–9.50am — Registration
Tea or coffee, bookstalls and stands.
9.50–10.00am — Steve Cleverly
Chairman’s Welcome.
10.00–10.40am — Dr David Rudling
Ivan Donald Margary (1896–1976): An Officer, Gentleman, Scholar & Philanthropist.
10.40–11.20am — David Calow
Ivan Margary and the Surrey Archaeological Society.
11.20–11.40am — Coffee & Biscuits
Visit the bookstalls and stands.
11.40am–12.20pm — Nathalie Cohen
Ivan Margary and the National Trust: Little Known Legacies?
12.20–1.00pm — Mike Haken
Ivan Margary’s Legacy: 50 years of Roman Roads Research in Britain… and the next 50 years?
1.00–1.10pm — Questions
1.10–2.00pm — Lunch
Visit the bookstalls and stands.
2.00–2.35pm — Dr Miles Russell
At the heart of the kingdom? The legacy of Fishbourne and beyond.
2.35–3.10pm — Prof. Naomie Sykes
From Margary Grant and Fishbourne Roman Zoo to International Wildlife Policy.
3.10–3.40pm — Prof. Tony King
Getting round Fishbourne. The problem of RR420 and Iron Age/Roman routes to the west of Chichester.
3.40–4.00pm — Tea & Biscuits
Visit the bookstalls and stands.
4.00–4.30pm — Mark Roberts
The Margary Fund and the beginnings of the Boxgrove Project: an indispensable investment.
4.30–5.00pm — David Millum
What has Ivan Margary ever done for me?
5.00pm — Dr David Rudling
Thanks and Disperse.
Conference Fees
Early Bird — ends 25th September
£25 in person.
£15 online.
Enter the code EARLYBIRD when booking.
Full Price — from 26th September
£28 in person.
£18 online.
Subscribers to the online archaeology lecture series and CBA SE members
£20 in person.
£13 online.
Codes will be sent by email.
Further details from Sussex Archaeology and History:
Scan the QR code on the poster to book.