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Amarna is the contemporary name of the capital city of the pharaoh Akhenaten and his wife Nefertiti,.and is famous for dazzling decorative and fine arts.
Olney Archaeological Society
This talk by Dave Annal will turn the spotlight onto the men and women who created the UK’s census returns since they first went to work on the census in 1841.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society (Northern Group)
Steve and Eve Bacon explain the theory of the four humours that underpins medieval medicine and demonstrates the skill of the surgeon.
Bletchley Archaeological & Historical Society
While researching World War One, members of the Leighton Buzzard Historical and Archaeological Society uncovered some surprising stories.
Bow Brickhill History Society
A free exhibition exploring the lives of the archers who left Buckingham in 1369 with their longbows to support King Edward III in the war against France.
Buckingham Old Gaol
Join us at Bradwell Abbey as part of the Festival of Archaeology and meet real-life characters from the Anglo-Saxon and Viking past.
Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre
MK Musika sings a wide variety of music from well known stage and screen melodies, folk songs, spirituals, church music, pop songs and classics.
Friends of St Lawrence, Broughton
At this “Down Memory Lane” afternoon the Living Archive will be collecting your memories and showing photos and films of the Agora and Wolverton.
Living Archive Milton Keynes
The annual Cosgrove Canal Festival & Craft Fair is run to raise money for the restoration of the Buckingham Canal between Cosgrove and Buckingham.>br />
Buckingham Canal Society
A free walk around Towcester Old Town looking at some of the town’s buildings and monuments which the the Historic Towcester research group are researching.
Historic Towcester Survey
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