TALK with afternoon tea - Beyond Stonehenge - The Megalith Builders of Western Europe
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BEYOND STONEHENGE - THE MEGALITHIC BUILDERS OF WESTERN EUROPE
Jan Bailey B.A. (Hons - Archaeology) University of Melbourne, Grad Dip Ed La Trobe University
TALK followed by AFTERNOON TEA
$10 per person
in our Barn at Ellis Cottage (Ellis Cottage Reserve, off Main Hurstbridge Road, Diamond Creek)
RSVP by Friday 18th July
to bmlsbHVtYmlraHMgISBzZWMgfCBnbWFpbCAhIGNvbQ== (to assist with catering)
Pay in advance to (Bendigo Bank 633-000 122948409 - Nillumbik Historical Society) or on the day using cash or card
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Jan is a retired tertiary teacher, who has long been a passionate student of archaeology, fulfilling her fascination with yearly visits to excavation sites in the North-eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. She is an historian and researcher, and her other passion is the English language. Over many years she has honed her craft of writing and editing while working with both high-school and mature-age students, as well as transcribing and writing papers for publishing in archaeological journals, alongside her archaeology colleagues.
Jan Bailey B.A. (Hons - Archaeology) University of Melbourne, Grad Dip Ed La Trobe University
TALK followed by AFTERNOON TEA
$10 per person
in our Barn at Ellis Cottage (Ellis Cottage Reserve, off Main Hurstbridge Road, Diamond Creek)
RSVP by Friday 18th July
to bmlsbHVtYmlraHMgISBzZWMgfCBnbWFpbCAhIGNvbQ== (to assist with catering)
Pay in advance to (Bendigo Bank 633-000 122948409 - Nillumbik Historical Society) or on the day using cash or card
§§§
Jan is a retired tertiary teacher, who has long been a passionate student of archaeology, fulfilling her fascination with yearly visits to excavation sites in the North-eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. She is an historian and researcher, and her other passion is the English language. Over many years she has honed her craft of writing and editing while working with both high-school and mature-age students, as well as transcribing and writing papers for publishing in archaeological journals, alongside her archaeology colleagues.
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