Hydraulic infrastructure and the late antique church: Aspects of healing, sanctity, and provision

Collage of a peatland landscape

People Peatlands collage © Rose Ferraby

Hydraulic infrastructure and the late antique church: Aspects of healing, sanctity, and provision

Online via Teams
Catherine Keane from the University of Glasgow shares her research at the Peat Café.

Event details

Date

Time
1:00pm - 2:00pm

About the event

An online, interdisciplinary lunchtime lecture series focused on wetlands

Currently in its fifth season, the Peat Café is run by PhD student Isobel Harvey, Nicki Whitehouse and Mel Giles, with others dipping in and out. The Peat Café builds on the network developed through both the University of Glasgow’s Bright Edge Deep and Discipline Hopping Wetlands initiative and Peat: Past Present and Future network based at the University of Manchester and the north-west more widely.

Please feel free to dig in and out of the schedule according to your interests and additional ideas and talks about projects and initiatives are most welcome! Please feel free to share and invite other participants who may be interested in the programme. If you wish to be added to the mailing list then please contact one of us via the Peat Café webpage.

On Monday 7 December, Catherine Keane from the University of Glasgow shares her research on hydraulic infrastructure and the late antique church.