Discover how new research is transforming our understanding of Aquae Sulis. In this talk, Amanda will discuss ongoing scientific and curatorial research of osteobiographies and inscriptions to reassess the overlooked stories of women, children, migrants, and the enslaved. Reimagining the Roman Baths highlights how these insights are shaping a bold new interpretation of the museum, bringing a richer and more inclusive history to life for visitors.
Amanda Hart, Director of Archaeology and Art, leads the Curatorial and Learning and Participation Teams at the Roman Baths and Victoria Art Gallery. She is an Archaeologist and Fellow of the Museums Association and is currently researching new interpretative themes for the Roman Baths that will diversify the stories and modernise the Roman Baths experience.
The talk is taking place at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, 16 Queen Square, Bath, BA1 2HN on Thursday 11th February 2027, 7.30pm, with an admission charge of £5 for members, and £7 for the general public. Pay on the door.