Category: events

Thursday 8th October 2026 ‘The Lost American Colony of Roanoke’ Professor Mark Horton FSA, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Royal Agricultural University Professor[…]

Coming up : Cotswold Archaeology Conservation Labs, Thursday 17th September BACAS again has a full range of excursions planned for[…]

Traditional approaches to Romano-British religious sites have often isolated temples from their wider context, focusing primarily on identifying deities, building[…]

Roman Winchester, though lacking Late Iron Age roots, became Britain’s largest defended urban centre. Excavations (1961–71) uncovered streets, villas with[…]

Thursday 2nd October 2025 ‘Discovering Avebury – landscape and people‘ Dr Nick Snashall, National Trust Archaeologist Avebury, its ancient stones[…]

Many of the archaeological processes and tools utilised for understanding historic land based sites are not available underwater. This compromises[…]

Environmental archaeologists have mostly relied on pollen survival in cores for interpretation of land use history and for 30 years[…]

Avebury, its ancient stones and burial mounds have been the subject of speculation and exploration for centuries. In this talk[…]

For Members and Guests. BACAS again has a full range of excursions planned for this year covering various times in[…]

Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 July 2025, 11am, 12pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm Geophysics Open Days, Royal Victoria Park, Bath Come and[…]