Excursions in the 1800s with Rev John Skinner : Rector and Antiquarian : Sophie Hawke : 14th March 2019

Rev John Skinner was appointed Rector of Camerton, Somerset in 1800. He was a keen antiquarian and a prolific writer,[…]

Clive Peacock Memorial Award 2019

The Clive Peacock Award for 2019 goes to Robin Holley, our Director of Archaeology. Robin has been involved in archaeology[…]

The programme of BACAS excursions for this summer has been announced. Booking details and more information will appear nearer the[…]

The field just east of the Piggery, by the crossroads just to the north of Laverton village, is 1 –[…]

BACAS has returned to Lansdown to carry out an extensive geophysical survey of a field next to Sir Bevil Grenville’s[…]

The Annual General Meeting of the Society will take place at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution on Thursday[…]

A geophysical survey was undertaken by BACAS across the middle to top half of Spinney Close Keynsham in January 2017.[…]

The Roman Baths is part-way through a major scheme – The Archway Project – to open up new areas of[…]

You may have read elsewhere that the Bathscape Round 2 application, with which BACAS has been involved, was successful. The[…]

Since early September, Bath and North East Somerset Council has been without official oversight on archaeological matters. During the intervening[…]