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This talk at Pevensey Castle by Marc Morris, medieval historian and broadcaster, asks: "1066: Why Does It Matter?"
1066 is the most famous date in English History. But why do we remember 1066 above all other dates, and why do the events of that year matter so much?
TALK TICKET £20 includes: tea/coffee and slice of cake 10:45 to 11:00am, talk starts 11:30am, free entry to new exhibition at Pevensey Castle open 10:00am to 6:00pm
ADVANCE BOOKING ESSENTIAL
English Heritage tel 0370 333 1183
VENUE FOR TALK Priory Court Hotel (opposite Pevensey Castle)
IMAGE ATTACHED Pevensey Castle - Norman invasion September 1066
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