All members of the Society are welcome to attend meetings of the Forum, the next being a day devoted to Surrey's medieval churches, with varied contributions on their architecture and place in society.
THE CORPUS OF ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND: SURREY - MONASTERIES, ROYALTY AND SURVIVAL.
Sabrina Harcourt-Smith, who is working on the Surrey material for the online Corpus.
WRITING GUIDEBOOKS TO SURREY CHURCHES - SOURCES AND PROBLEMS
A talk by Dr Simon Thurley
Formerly, Curator of the Historic Royal Palaces, and Director of the Museum of London, Dr Simon Thurley is now the Government's principal advisor on the historic environment in England. He is a leading architectural historian, and regular broadcaster on radio and TV, including documentaries and Channel Four's six-part series Lost Buildings of Britain.
Summer meeting at Send and Ripley
hosted by the Send & Ripley History Society
Programme
11.00 Coffee at the Manor House, Send Marsh Green
11.30 Guided tour around Send Marsh Green
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
A training excavation on the site of Alexander Raby's mill at the 18th century ironworking site at Cobham Park. If there is time, the dig will also examine the site of two crofts in an adjacent field.
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Contact Richard Savage for details (richard.savage@btinternet.com)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a third season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are Wednesday to Sunday, 27 - 31 August, 3 - 7 September and 10 to 14 September (with the possibility of needing 15 and 16 September for tidying up etc.)
10.30am Tea and Coffee available
10.50am Welcome & Introduction
11.00am Isabel Sullivan: ‘An Introduction to Manorial Documents'. Isabel is an archivist with an interest in Latin working at the History Centre
Matthew Piggott: ‘Manorial Documents: their survival and how to locate them.' Matthew is also an archivist at the Centre and will demonstrate the use of the online Manorial Document Register
An illustrated talk by Julia Elton, Past-President of the Newcomen Society
To be held in Lecture Theatre F, University of Surrey, Guildford
This lecture is open to all - £5 per person, payable at the door
This Conference, the second to be held following the publication of the Surrey Archaeological Research Framework in 2006, will we hope be the second in an annual series studying aspects of the Framework document (this can be found under Research | SARF) and debating some of the issues identified.
10.00: Registration and coffee
10.30: Welcome to the Morning Session
Chairman: Dr. Joe Flatman (Surrey County Council)
