Archaeologia Cantiana: Kent Archaeological Society
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Kent Archaeological Society
Archaeologia Aeliana: Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne
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Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne
Items Acquired by the Library in July 2018
New Items Acquired by the Library
Medieval Studies Forum Guildford study day
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A study day on medieval Guildford will be organized by Mary Alexander, with talks on the medieval town ranging from its friaries, leper hospital, international trade, churches and more.
For a full programme, see 
Medieval Guildford - Programme .pdf
David Williams Memorial Conference
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A Conference in Memory of David Williams FSA, former Surrey Finds Liaison Officer
Surrey County Ceramic Type Series: the way forward
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A day conference will be held on 3rd Octo
Heritage Open Day at Abinger
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The Abinger Research Centre and Library, situated in the former Abinger Hammer Village School, will be open to all for a special Heritage Open Day event.
Members of the Society will be set-up with displays featuring work and artefact displays from all periods, with opportunities to observe or take part in various activities, including environmental processing. The Library will be open and available for browsing or for research queries, and the new County Finds Liaison Officer will also be set-up and eager to meet with visitors.
Surrey Diarists
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Surrey Archaeological Society’s Local History Committee and Surrey Heritage
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Surrey Diarists
Saturday 3 November 2018
at Surrey History Centre 130, Goldsworth Road, Woking, Surrey, GU21 6ND
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10.15 Registration
10.30-11.00 . Dr. Catherine Ferguson, University of Roehampton . Pepys and Guildford: ‘A dull place, but good air’
Surrey Grey Literature Search
Archaeological fieldwork, from geophysics to full scale excavation, should result in a report so that the body of archaeological knowledge at a given location can be accessed by future workers. Some of these reports can be fully published in a peer-reviewed journal such as our own Surrey Archaeological Collections, but the vast majority of fieldwork results in an unpublished report. Much of this work is either carried out by county archaeology units or commercial contracting organisations. This is especially the case since the original introduction of PPG16 (now replaced by the National Planning Policy Framework : NPPF) into planning regulations, as planning-inspired archaeology generally leads to such a report.
Trip to Newport and Brading Roman Villas, Isle of Wight
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A trip to the Isle of Wight to visit Newport and Brading Roman villas is planned for 29th September. The programme is below and if you are interested please contact John Felton -
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