BACAS has completed its survey of the ‘Pewter Field’, a Romano-British settlement site on the north-east corner of the Lansdown[…]
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BACAS to survey ‘Pewter Field’
BACAS is going to survey the ‘Pewter Field’, a Romano-British settlement site on the north-east corner of the Lansdown plateau.[…]
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Clive Peacock Memorial Award 2018
The Clive Peacock Award for 2018 goes to Bob Whitaker, who has been a member for over 68 years and[…]
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The Origins of the Stones in the Roman Baths – Prof. Maurice Tucker – 8 March 2018
Prof. Maurice Tucker, Visiting Professor at the University of Bristol is a leading British sedimentologist and has been involved in[…]
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Drawn to Orkney – Dr Karen Wallis – 28 February 2018
Dr Karen Wallis was Artist in Residence at the recently televised Ness of Brodgar excavations in Orkney During her residency[…]
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BACAS member finds oldest mosaic at Roman Baths
The earliest mosaic ever found at the Roman Baths in Bath has been discovered during excavations taking place in advance[…]
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BACAS is changing its name
The Annual General Meeting on 14 February voted to change the name of the Society to the Bath and Counties[…]
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Checking the Records
While work continues on the archaeological site of the Archway Project, BACAS members are also assisting synthesising the results in[…]
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AGM 2018 Newsletter now available for members
The pre-AGM issue of the BACAS Newsletter is now available for members. If you are a member who would like[…]
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Help needed with Brunel railway shed
In Radstock, on the former line from Frome to Bristol, stands an Engine shed, built in the 1860’s to service[…]
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