Making a Living on the Lincolnshire Coast Throughout History at Theddlethorpe Village Hall

An expert talk about how people who live on the Lincolnshire Coast have made their living throughout history. Covering the trades, skills, crafts and professions that thrived in our area through the centuries.

Dr Caitlin Green is a Lincolnshire-based historian, archaeologist and writer whose professional interests lie in the history, archaeology, place-names and literature of late Roman and early medieval Britain. She gained a doctorate from the University of Oxford, where she then engaged in post-doctoral research. She has written a number of books, articles and various other things, currently a panel tutor at the University of Cambridge, Institute of Continuing Education, and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, as well as a member of the Editorial Board of the History of Lincolnshire and the International Sachsensymposion. She has appeared on local and national TV and radio, including BBC One's The One Show, and have given lectures, talks and seminars on a range of historical topics to a wide variety of audiences, both academic and lay.

Doors open at 7pm for drinks and snacks.

The talk starts at 7.30pm.

£3 entry per person, pay on the door.

Everyone Welcome.