Spring Lecture Series
Borders & Borderlands
Mapping Chester’s Landscapes: Past, Present, Future
with Professor Keith Lilley
In this lecture, Former Trust Chair and Trustee Professor Keith Lilley, presents his work on medieval Chester and explains how maps can not only help us to understand more about the city's medieval past but also reveal the continued presence of these legacies in today's urban landscape.
He uses state-of-the-art digital mapping techniques to illustrate the potential for creating a new historical map of Chester and how this map could form an important contribution to the Historic Towns Trust's programme of mapping Britain's historic cities.
Spring Lecture Series
Borders & Borderlands
Recorded in association with the Borders & Borderlands research network at the University of Bristol, the Historic Towns Trust is proud to present the following lectures.
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Borders & Borderland
IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN EUROPE
Funded by the Faculty of Arts and the Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Bristol, this research network is building collaborative research projects through workshops, conferences, public events, and publications. Find out more about their research in medieval and early modern Europe.