On a very warm evening in July an intrepid band of BACAS excursionists explored the Somerset & Dorset railway tunnels[…]
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Category: events
Churches tour was a hit
Bob and Fiona Medland gave a fascinating tour of three Hippisley churches on the Mendips on 14 June, all very[…]
Read moreThe Origins of the Stones in the Roman Baths – Prof. Maurice Tucker – 8 March 2018
Prof. Maurice Tucker, Visiting Professor at the University of Bristol is a leading British sedimentologist and has been involved in[…]
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Drawn to Orkney – Dr Karen Wallis – 28 February 2018
Dr Karen Wallis was Artist in Residence at the recently televised Ness of Brodgar excavations in Orkney During her residency[…]
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AGM, and Projects Presentations – Wednesday 14 February 2018
The Annual General Meeting of the Society will take place at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution on Wednesday[…]
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Saxon Remains in Chewton Mendip – Pip Osborne – Wells – 3 February 2018
Whilst investigating Norman remains in Chewton Mendip, BACAS member Pip Osborne made the further discovery of Saxon occupation of the[…]
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Exploring Avebury – Steve Marshall – 11 January 2018
After a long career as a professional musician and composer, Steve Marshall now spends his time researching and photographing the[…]
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Knowlton Henge – Dr Martin Green – 7 December 2017
Martin Green, acclaimed for his farm and museum exhibits on Cranborne Chase, lives very close to the Knowlton complex where[…]
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Britain’s Pagan Heritage – Prof Ronald Hutton – 2 November 2017
Professor Ronald Hutton is a well-known English historian specialising in the study of Early Modern Britain, British folklore, pre-Christian religion[…]
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Karen Wallis Exhibition: Matters of Life and Mud, 24-29 October
Karen Wallis – MATTERS of LIFE & MUD: a relationship with what’s found in the ground. Each year Karen spends[…]
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