Events
An illustrated talk by Peter Youngs on a Group project follows the Group's AGM
The South East Regional Industrial Archaeology Conference (SERIAC) is an annual one-day conference.
There will be six lectures and also displays by participating society and publishers' stands.
This year the event is being hosted by the Surrey Industrial History Group.
Click here for further details.
More details to follow.
Dorking Christian Centre, St. Martins Churchyard, Dorking
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
An illustrated talk by Becky Lambert of the Surrey County Archaeological Unit
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Trial trenching on Surrey's largest Roman building, just east of Chiddingfold, is planned for 1-6 and 9 13 May inclusive. Anyone wishing to take part should contact David Graham k.graham@virgin.net
Dr.Jonathan Foyle, Architect and Archaeologist, will present the Society’s Annual Lecture on
England’s Lost Renaissance: Italian Influences on Court Architecture. c 1500-1530
Friday 4th June 2010. The Menuhin Hall.
Reception 6.45pm. Lecture commences 7.45pm
Tickets £12.00.
Doors open at 6.30pm, the reception commences from 6.45pm and the lecture begins at 7.45pm.
Further details and booking are available from The Box Office, The Menuhin Hall, The Yehudi Menuhin School, Stoke D’Abernon, Surrey KT11 3QQ. Tel: 08700 842020 or
A day conference on topics related to the development of medieval communication routes within the County of Surrey, focusing on roads, bridges, causeways etc.
The day will start with a general introduction by Prof John Blair, illustrated by his ongoing research along the valley of the Upper Thames. This will be followed by shorter presentations on specific examples within Surrey. The afternoon will conclude with an informal open session where indivdual research can be presented and discussed.
Meet at the Percy Arms, Chilworth, at 6.50pm. The landlord has kindly allowed us to park on condition we buy a drink or coffee.
Andrew will give a short introduction before we leave for the tour at 7.10-7.15pm. The tour will take approx 1 hour, after which we intend to return to the Percy Arms for a social drink and/or meal.
AIA/CBA Industrial Buildings Day School
Funded by English Heritage
Percy Arms, Chilworth, Guildford, Surrey
Monday 5th July
Programme arranged by the Surrey Industrial History Group (SIHG) and the Chilworth Gunpowder Mills Group (CGMG)
The day school is free of charge to members of the CBA and AIA with a charge of £80 for ‘professionals’ (lunch provided).
For more information, please contact:
Brian Grimsditch BA (Hons.), MA
Senior Archaeologist
Centre for Applied Archaeology
CUBE Building
SIHG 2010 Conservation Award Presentation to the Chilworth Gunpowder Mills Group
and SIHG Annual General Meeting
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
More details to follow.
For more information, please contact Charles van der Lande on charlesjvdl@aol.com
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Woking Palace Archaeological Project.
Come and see the results of the second season of excavations. No Parking is available at the site but a way-marked path leads from a free car park in Old Woking -see www.woking-palace.org for details.






