BACAS has published two new reports, on Lilliput Farm, Cold Ashton, and the Coffin Field, Saltford. The southern slopes of[…]
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Bath Abbey Footprint Project Update – Cai Mason, Wessex Archaeology – 12 December 2019
The Bath Abbey Footprint Project is a Heritage Lottery Fund project to repair the Abbey’s collapsing floor, install a new[…]
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New reports: Charmy Down and Cameley Church
Two new reports have been published today. The first is “Geophysical Survey, Hollies Lane, Batheaston, July 2019” by Tom Jackson[…]
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Cirencester after the Romans: time for a rethink? : Prof Mark Horton FSA : 13 November 2019
Mark Horton has recently become an Emeritus Professor at Bristol University after 25 years as an academic there and more[…]
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BACAS to change its charity status
At a Special General Meeting on 10th October, members voted to start taking steps to change the structure of BACAS[…]
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Cleaning the stones at Stanton Drew
BACAS members turned out on Tuesday to help English Heritage Curator, Win Scutt, clean turf and other vegetation from stones[…]
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BACAS at “Bristol’s Brilliant Archaeology”
BACAS had a stall at Bristol’s Brilliant Archaeology fair, at Blaise Castle, Bristol, on Saturday 3 August. Visitors were able[…]
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BACAS takes part in Sydney Gardens Festival of Archaeology
BACAS had a stall at the Festival of Archaeology, featuring Burial Rituals and Rites, in Sydney Gardens, Bath, on Saturday[…]
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Students launch website about the Victorian Spa
Students on the Bath Spa University Heritage course have launched a new website on the Victorian Spa. The new website tells the[…]
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New report: Diving Deep at the Roman Baths
In January 2018 BACAS undertook a geophysical survey under the vaults under York Street, Bath, just to the south of[…]
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