Following SIHG’s very popular Zoom on Heath Robinson’s World Word One “inventions”, I’ve decided to organise a museum visit. I was going to schedule this in the autumn, but as they have a special exhibition that ends in July, I’ve decided to schedule it earlier.
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Talk by Tristan Asprey. Details to follow
Talk by John Colby-Griffiths. Details TBC
The Research Centre of Surrey Archaeological Society will be open to visitors for a Heritage Open Day on this date. A group working on the study of medieval pottery will be there and members will be happy to discuss their work. Visitors are welcome to explore the library and to ask about any journals and pamphlets of interest to them. Some displays from other groups will also be available to view.
The centre can be found opposite the Abinger Cookery School in Hackhurst Lane.
The Roman Studies Group has arranged a Roman Glass Study Day to be led by John Shepherd. This will be held at East Horsley Village Hall on Saturday August 9 2025 from 10.15 to 3.15. The cost is £20 to include tea, coffee and a sandwich lunch. Free parking is available on site.
This is a hands-on training session limited to 24 people. Roman Studies Group members have priority until 27 June after which available places will be offered to other members of Surrey Archaeological Society and Sussex School of Archaeology.
The Surrey Archaeological Society Annual General Meeting will take place on Zoom. Further details will be added in due course.
