University of Galway Archaeology Department marks 100 years with public talks
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The Archaeology Department at the University of Galway is marking its one hundredth anniversary with a series of free public talks.
The first Professorship in Archaeology in Galway was created in 1924 in what was then University College Galway.
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Three weeks of Monday ‘Archaeology 100’ talks kick off this evening at St Nicolas Church from 7:30 to 8:30PM.
They’ll focus on a variety of topics, and will be delivered by department lecturers Dr Pat Wallace, Dr Paddy Gleeson, Paul Walsh and Dr Michelle Comber.
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