Clacket Lane, Titsey
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Evaluation and subsequent excavation by Surrey County Archaeogical Unit in advance of construction of the M25 service station.
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Evaluation and subsequent excavation by Surrey County Archaeogical Unit in advance of construction of the M25 service station.
This day conference has been organised by the Surrey Local History Committee: a committee of Surrey Archaeological Society.
The full programme and details are in the attached pdf below.
Spaces are limited so booking is advised from: https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/culture-and-leisure/history-centre/events
Tickets cost £18 or £20 (in cash only) if purchased on the day.
The Roman Studies Group is very pleased that Professor Anthony King, Emeritus Professor at Winchester University and a specialist in both animal bones and Roman archaeology, has kindly agreed to lead our 2026 RSG Study Day at East Horsley Village Hall on Friday 18 September 10.00am-3.30pm. The fee of £20 includes a sandwich lunch, coffee and tea. There is free parking at the Hall.
As this is a hands-on event there is a limit of 20 places and bookings are now open via the book tab above.
Vist organised by Gareth Hayton.
The March e-newsletter is now out and contains current news and information on forthcoming volunteer opportunities and events, including upcoming fieldwork. To see previous e-newsletters, please visit the webpage.
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At Denbies near Dorking - see https://www.denbies.co.uk/pages/contact-and-find-us
More details at https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/keymer-handmade-clay-roof-tiles-wienerberger-factory-tour.html
If you'd like to join us, please book for the 11AM tour and email chairman@sihg.org.uk
The February e-newsletter is now out and contains current news and information on forthcoming volunteer opportunities and events, including upcoming fieldwork. To see previous e-newsletters, please visit the webpage. If you could like to be added to the mailing list, contact info@surreyarchaeology.org.uk.
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