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BBC Radio 4, Making History: Hadrian's Wall

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Hadrian’s Wall - A Cultural History 2017 is the 1900th anniversary of the accession of Emperor Hadrian the man behind the wall which stretches from Newcastle to the Solway Firth. Tom visited the wall to discuss its place in our cultural history. He was joined by the author of Hadrian’s Wall: A Life, Professor Richard Hingley; the Poet Katrina Porteus and the Lecturer in Regional History at the University of Lancashire, Dr Christopher Donaldson Katrina Porteus reads extracts from her poem `This Far and No Further' which draws upon the voices and sounds of those living in the wall's shadow. More information available from Bloodaxe Books
Period18/07/2017
Hadrian’s Wall - A Cultural History 2017 is the 1900th anniversary of the accession of Emperor Hadrian the man behind the wall which stretches from Newcastle to the Solway Firth. Tom visited the wall to discuss its place in our cultural history. He was joined by the author of Hadrian’s Wall: A Life, Professor Richard Hingley; the Poet Katrina Porteus and the Lecturer in Regional History at the University of Lancashire, Dr Christopher Donaldson Katrina Porteus reads extracts from her poem `This Far and No Further' which draws upon the voices and sounds of those living in the wall's shadow. More information available from Bloodaxe Books

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TitleBBC Radio 4, Making History: Hadrian's Wall
Date18/07/17
PersonsChristopher Donaldson