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Author: john

New report: Lansdown Little Down Field

4th December 2018 john news

In March 2018, BACAS undertook a geophysical survey of extant earthworks known as the ‘Romano-British Settlement’ in a triangle shaped[…]

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New report on Little Chalfield Lawns surveys and excavations

30th November 2018 john news

BACAS member Rob Arkell carried out resistance and magnetometry surveys in the grounds of Little Chalfield Manor to look for evidence[…]

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The price of protecting a World Heritage City’s archaeology? £40k a year

10th October 2018 john news

Bath and North East Somerset Council has decided to outsource its archaeological services following the departure of its senior archaeological[…]

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Searching for Ralph Allen’s Monument

5th October 2018 john news

BACAS is going to search for Ralph Allen’s Monument, built 1764 by Bishop Warburton following Allen’s death. We also hope[…]

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Bath & NE Somerset Council to cut archaeology services

17th September 2018 john news

The future provision of archaeological services by Bath and North East Somerset Council is uncertain following the departure of its[…]

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New report: the Archway in Bathampton

16th September 2018 john news

A new report has been published on BACAS geophysics surveys at a medieval archway in Bathampton. There is a wall[…]

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Autumn 2018 Newsletter now available for members

16th September 2018 john news

The Autumn 2018 issue of the BACAS Newsletter is now available for members.  If you are a member who would[…]

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Lectures Programme 2018/19

12th September 2018 john events

All talks start at 7:30 at BRLSI with an admission charge of £4 for members (on display of a current[…]

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Keynsham dig finishes early

29th August 2018 john news

BACAS started excavating in Spinney Close, Durley Hill, in Keynsham on Bank Holiday 27 August. After two days, we had finished the excavation of[…]

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Training course 8 September: Using Aerial Photos for Desk Based Research

25th August 2018 john events

Aerial photographs provide brilliant opportunities for non-intrusive landscape and site survey. This practical one-day course will help you to confidently[…]

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    • BACAS is an active and friendly society for everyone interested in the archaeology of Bath and a large distance around. We have a programme of lectures and excursions for members, together with newsletters and a journal, Camertonia. We carry out excavations and have a high reputation for our geophysics surveys.

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Latest News

  • Excursions in the 1800s with Rev John Skinner : Rector and Antiquarian : Sophie Hawke : 14th March 2019
  • Clive Peacock Memorial Award 2019
  • Summer excursions programme
  • New report : a Roman site near Laverton Piggery?
  • Return to the Lansdown Roman “pewter works”

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