Publication due in November 2008 of the 2007 Nottingham Post-Grad Conference on Food and Archaeology.
April 2007
The proceedings of the 2008 conference, for which I am on the editorial panel, are to follow in 2009.
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Audley End
April 2007
I’ve been appointed team leader on behalf of Past Pleasures for a new interpretation project for English Heritage. Audley End House in Essex has a stunning complex of C19th service offices which are to open to the public for the first time on 1st May 2008. PP has been awarded the contract to supply characters to staff the wing as if in 1881 (Sundays, Bank holidays and School holidays only though the wing itself remains open throughout). We’ll be cooking and eating C19th food, churning butter and washing the whites.
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Nottingham Food and Drink in
Archaeology Conference 2008.
January 2008:
The second Nottingham postgrad conference on food and drink in archaeology will be held on the 11th and 12th April 2008. I'm leading a session on the material cultures of consumption (dining wares, cooking wares and everything in between).
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More Radio Interviews!!
‘Chocolate and Chips?'
November 2007:
Hear Annie discuss more food topics with Marcus Lush, the breakfast show presenter for New Zealand's RadioLive.
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Publication due of my article:
‘Chocolatada! Sensing the Past
Recreating Eighteenth Century Chocolate.
November 2007:
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I was on the radio!
July 2007:
July sees the judging of the annual Supreme Pie Awards in New Zealand. Here is a link to a brief, yet heady spot where I discuss all things pie-shaped with Marcus Lush, the breakfast show presenter for New Zealand's RadioLive.
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Publication
June 2007:
Publication has been confirmed for the proceedings of the Nottingham Post-graduate conference on Food and Drink in Archaeology. The edited volume is to be published through Prospect Books, and should be out in time for the 2008 conference.'