Bob and Fiona Medland gave a fascinating tour of three Hippisley churches on the Mendips on 14 June, all very[…]
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Saltford dig planned for October
BACAS, together with the Saltford Environment Group, will be continuing the search for a probable Roman farmhouse or villa in[…]
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Summer 2018 Newsletter now available for members
The Summer 2018 issue of the BACAS Newsletter is now available for members. If you are a member who would[…]
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Volunteers wanted for Bath Abbey stone recording
Bath Abbey is looking for volunteers to help record their ledger stones. Ledger stones are flat stones which commemorate a[…]
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Fonthill recovered: new book reveals rich story of William Beckford’s estate
Fonthill, in Wiltshire, is traditionally associated with the writer and collector William Beckford who built his Gothic fantasy house called[…]
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Training course: Using Aerial Photos for Desk Based Research
The course on 9 June was a big success. Members will have another chance to go on the course on[…]
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‘Pewter Field’ survey ends in the wet
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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