Tofts, Crofts and Prehistoric Enclosures Those who attended the last walk around the Shoscombe Valley with Chris Paul five years[…]
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Author: Tim Lunt
BACAS EXCURSIONS 2022
For Members and Guests. BACAS once again has a full range of excursions planned from Spring to Autumn this year[…]
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Archaeology Online : Priddy wonderful – a Neolithic ceremonial landscape on the Mendip Hills : 27 April 2022
The upland limestone plateau of Mendip is well known for the richness of its prehistoric archaeology, from Palaeolithic cave deposits[…]
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Archaeology Online : Bog Bodies – face to face with the past : 23 March 2022
Hear about the latest research on this iconic international phenomenon from Dr Melanie Giles through the lens of a ‘cold[…]
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The Reasons Why Villages Disappeared : James Bond : Lecture at BRLSI, Thursday 10th March 2022
As George Lazenby was fastening his cufflinks as James Bond in 1969, another Bond was on a mission of a[…]
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New report : Flatwood Camp
Flatwood Camp was used from 1892 until 1899 as the location for the 28 day summer camp of the 4th[…]
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New report : Prior Park Bath House
Previous work in 2019 and 2020 discovered the site of a building to the north of the east wing of[…]
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Archaeology as Recovery – Operation Nightingale : Richard Osgood, Senior Archaeologist, MOD : Lecture at BRLSI, Thursday 9th December 2021
The novel “A Month in the Country” examined the cathartic nature of working with archaeology and heritage for First World[…]
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The Genetic Prehistory of Britain : Dr Tom Booth, Francis Crick Institute : Wednesday 24 November 2021, 7.30pm
Dr. Thomas Booth, Senior Laboratory Research Scientist in the Ancient Genomics Laboratory at the Francis Crick Institute will be giving[…]
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Sutton Hoo : Dr Sue Brunning, British Museum : Wednesday 27 October 2021, 7.30pm
Dr Sue Brunning, Curator of the European Early Medieval Collections, British Museum, will be giving a free Zoom lecture on[…]
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