Wednesday 18 November in Belfast

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Showing Talks & books only.

Wednesday 18 November 4 listings

Afternoon 2

13:30

University of Dublin Lecture

Death and burial in Ireland 8000 BC - AD 400, with reference to Ulster. The richness of the mortuary record that we have for Irish prehistory is a highlight of the archaeological record for that eight-thousand-year span of time (8000 BC- AD 400). This lecture will consider changing patterns in the treatment of the dead of the earliest human generations who lived in Ireland, referring to Ulster, and how the evidence here relates to wider trends across the island and internationally. The lecture also provides an opportunity to reflect on the relationships between past and present mortuary practices. Speaker: Gabriel Cooney, Is emeritus professor of Celtic Archaeology, School of Archaeology, University College Dublin. t: 028 9050 9232 e: shankillroad.library@librariesni.org.uk
14:30

Lisburn City Library Yarnspinners with Janice Witherspoon

Janice Witherspoon has been a professional storyteller for more than 10 years. Entertaining audiences of all ages across Scotland, England and now back in her native Co. Antrim, Janice has a wide repertoire of legends and lore of these islands. As a former gardener, Janice loves to tell seasonal and environmental tales. Join us for an afternoon of fine storytelling that will warm your heart. Suggested donation £3 t: 028 9266 9345 e: lisburncity.library@librariesni.org.uk

Tonight 2