Author: Tim Lunt

From Hogarth’s vivid depiction of the gin craze and as pubs and beer shops grew up in Victorian England there[…]

For Members and Guests. BACAS again has a full range of excursions planned for this year with everything from prehistoric[…]

EXHUMING OLDFIELD : A HOUSE DETECTIVE STORY When Robert Heath and his wife Frances bought Marston Mill in 2010 the[…]

This lecture will look at the ‘Pulborough Area’ torc, which was found in Sussex in 2019. At first glance it[…]

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

Organic residue analysis of pottery is a scientific technique that extracts the biomolecules absorbed into the fabric of pots and[…]

Andrew Ziminski has worked on a wide range of monuments from the earliest surviving structure in England -The West Kennet[…]

Bath Abbey has recently completed the “Footprint Project” – an ambitious £19.3-million undertaking, which began with the need to stabilise[…]

Bath stone was exploited from Roman times with larger quarries and mines developed in the 18th century to produce the[…]