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Front Cover
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) p. 1.
Contents
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) p. 2.
Chairman’s Report and Clive Peacock Memorial Awards
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 3 – 4.
The awards went to Tim Lunt (2021) and Fiona Medland (2020). BACAS gets through the pandemic. Archaeology Online started. Project work resumed.
Lansdown, LEAP and LiDAR
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 5 – 9.
We have carried out geophysics surveys over almost 40 acres of Lansdown, enough to see the bigger picture
The Prior Park Pineapple House
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 10 – 12.
How the Pineapple House turned into a Bath House
Coffin Field
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) p. 13.
The second phase of the Roman excavations at Coffin Field, Saltford
Lewis Bolts
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 14 – 21.
Their use by the Romans in construction of Aquae Sulis at Bath and elsewhere
Isle of Man Geophysics
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 22 – 24.
BACAS Geophysics Trip 22-28 July 2017. Our week on the island
The Portable Antiquities Scheme
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) p. 25.
PAS Finds Liaison Officer for Wiltshire. A Roman copper-alloy stylus, dating to c. AD 300-400.
Under Church Floors
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 26 – 29.
Investigations to find church burial vaults
Vertical Microgeophysics
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 30 – 31.
Geophysics goes up the wall
Bathampton Archway – Season 2
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 32 – 35.
The 2019 excavations at Bathampton
The Aldefeld Francisca
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 36 – 40.
The mystery of Aldefeld and Marston Bigot
Early Roman Coins from Bath
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 41 – 45.
A thumbnail analysis of early Roman Bath coins
From Bath to Poole
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) pp. 46 – 49.
Discovering the Roman road from Bath to Poole
BACAS Programme 2022-23
Camertonia 55 (2019-22) p. 50.
Lectures and Excursions