Historical Association: Feeding Medieval England

This Historical Association branch lecture explores the theme of feeding medieval England, offering an evening of historical insight into how food, supply and daily life shaped society in the medieval period. It is presented by Prof.

Helena Hamerow, Professor of Early Medieval Archaeology at the University of Oxford, so it will suit anyone with an interest in medieval history and archaeology.

The event takes place at St Nicolas’ Hall in Guildford as part of the West Surrey branch programme. It is a in-person public lecture rather than a course or qualification-based activity, and is likely to appeal to students, teachers and history enthusiasts who want to deepen their understanding of the medieval world.