Our September Trimontium Talk examines the wonderful world of Roman Healthcare!

Marcus the Medicus/Dr Andrew Newton is a retired NHS Emergency Medicine Consultant who has a longstanding interest in Roman history and the history of healthcare.He undertakes regular work with museums as Marcus the Medicus, using the medium of re-enactment to bring Roman History to life. Having completed a Diploma in Archaeology and also a Diploma in Supporting Primary Education, Andrew regularly delivers in school classes and workshops on British history (Roman, Pictish and Viking). Andrew is the Education Outreach Volunteer for Groam House Museum in Rosemarkie (a Pictish museum on the Black isle). Andrew also helps run Archaeology Scotland’s, Online Young Archaeology Club – as their Northern Scotland correspondent.

Are you ready to learn and all about Roman Healthcare? We hope to see you there!

Trimontium Members, all talks are included as part of your membership but if you would like to attend the talk IN PERSON you will still need to book a ticket via the link below. Those who wish to join the online talk do not need to book a ticket and will automatically be sent joining details as part of their membership 48 hours prior to the talk.

Non members attending online will receive joining details via email within 48 hours prior to the talk.

Remember to visit our TALKS PAGE to see more Trimontium Talks coming up in the next few months! You may book tickets for multiple talks at the same time via our BOOKING LINK.

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This event is part of Scottish Archaeology Month!