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Front Cover
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 1.
Credits
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 2.
Contents
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 3.
Clive Peacock Memorial Award and Chairman’s ReportHenry Lowe
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) pp. 4 – 5.
The awards went to Bob Whitaker (2018), Robin Holley (2019), and Roger Wilkes (2020). Fimances improving and membership growing. Strong set of projects. LEAP and ARK and Bathscape. Becoming a CIO. Coronavirus.
Manx Keeill GeophysicsJohn Oswin
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 6 – 9.
Investigating the hinterland of keeills, a new project for the Isle of Man archaeologists, with help from BACAS
Mud, Mud, Inglorious MudJohn Oswin and Robin Holley
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 10 – 11.
An intrepid geophysical survey that revealed its remarkable Roman prize, south of Durley Hill cemetery, Keynsham.
Durley Hill KeynshamBryn Walters and Robin HolleyCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 12 – 15. A review of 2016-17 fieldwork
Half a Henge?John OswinCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 16 – 17. Continued efforts to find a villa at Priston produced a surprise discovery
Little ChalfieldJohn Oswin
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 18 – 24.
Little or West Chalfield is one of the two manors at Chalfield recorded in Domesday, the other being Great or East Chalfield. Great Chalfield is well known, whereas Little Chalfield has been almost invisible. The project’s original aim was to try to confirm the alleged site of Little Chalfield’s chapel with a geophysical survey following an analysis of newly available LIDAR data, and this was then widened to search for evidence of the earlier manor house and dovecote.
Monument FieldTim LuntCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 25. A geophysical survey at Prior Park
The Missing Church TowerJohn RichardsCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 26 – 28. The mystery of the missing church tower at Stanton Drew
Prior Park RememberedJohn OswinCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 29. Rediscovering an invaluable 2006 survey
A Green Hill, not so Far AwayFiona MedlandCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 30 – 33. A temple at Temple Cloud? A previously unknown hilltop enclosure.
Beside the PiggeryJohn OswinCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 34 – 35. More Roman and prehistoric archaeology found near the Blacklands site
Geophysics at RodePeter HarrisCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 36 – 39. The St Lawrence Churchyard
Bathampton ArchwayJohn WitheyCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 40 – 43. A geophysical survey of the Bathampton Archway, a possible medieval structure
Saltford Coffin Field DigRoger VaughanCamertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 44. Evidence of Roman occupation discovered
BACAS Excursions 2017
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) pp. 45 – 48.
LEAP project Lansdown; Keynsham Town Walk; Old Fonthill Abbey; Marlborough Town Walk; Frome Area Churches; 75th Anniversary Tour of the Bath Blitz
BACAS Excursions 2018
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 49 – 53.
Bristol Old City Walk; Gloucester Old City Walk; Three North Somerset Churches; The Shepton Mallet Tunnels; Down Farm Cranbourne Chase
BACAS Programme 2020-21John Richards
Camertonia 54 (2017-18) p. 54.
Lectures and Excursions