This will be the first meeting of the Forum devoted to the pre-Conquest period, with contributions hopefully ranging from the earliest Pagan Saxon times through to the 11th century. Those interested in giving a presentation at this meeting should please contact Mary Alexander or Peter Youngs, who will be jointly organising the agenda.
A meeting of the Medieval Forum to be held at Bagshot jointly with the Village Studies Group.
The day will include a presentation on the development of the village with a guided walk to view older buildings including a visit to the important medieval wall painting at 44 High Street
The publications listed below are available by post from the Administrative Assistant (Publications), Surrey Archaeological Society, Castle Arch, Guildford GU1 3SX (office@surreyarchaeology.org.uk) . Please note that for most publications postage and packing will need to be added. They may also be purchased in person from the Society's office at Castle Arch or from the Guildford Museum Shop.
Discounts are available as follows: 5% on orders of £30 to £50; 10% on orders over £50
Chairman: David Graham, Surrey Archaeological Society
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10.50 Coffee
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The archaeology, buildings and historic landscape of South East England (East Sussex, Kent, Surrey and West Sussex) comprise an outstanding inheritance that helps to give the region its distinctive character and sense of identity.
The Surrey Local History Committee of Surrey Archaeological Society exists to foster an interest in the History of Surrey, both directly and in co-operation with other bodies. It aims to discover the past and to maintain the heritage of Surrey, in history, in architecture and in landscape. It fulfils these objects by encouraging local history societies and individuals within the County, by the organisation of meetings and by publication.
| The Medieval Studies Forum is a group of people interested in the medieval period. The Forum mixes traditional presentations with informal seminars where ideas can be presented and discussed for the benefit of all those involved in the different aspects of a common interest. From this, it is hoped that cross-disciplinary studies will develop to begin to answer some of the questions that are being posed as we think about "where next" and, in particular, to foster closer ties between field work and documentary research.
Surrey Archaeological Research Framework
Providing the foundations for future archaeological work in Surrey The Surrey Archaeological Research Framework (SARF) aims to: identify the main gaps in our current understanding about Surrey's past |
