23 - 29 June 2025 - Broad Chalke, Salisbury
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The chalk hill figures of Wessex – iconic symbols of the southern English landscape – have long sparked fascination, fuelling legends, myths, and academic debate. For centuries, these ancient carvings have intrigued scholars, locals, and tourists. But new scientific dating methods are transforming how we understand their origins and purpose. Alex Langlands, David Miles, and Helen Gittos delve into the latest research on these enigmatic figures, challenging long-held assumptions and offering fresh perspectives. Despite advances in archaeological techniques, many questions remain unanswered, with differing interpretations still hotly debated. Join this expert panel as they explore the mysteries behind these monumental creations and reveal the ongoing quest to unlock their secrets.
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