Surrey Archaeological Society

Medieval Studies Forum Meeting - "Surrey, Town & Country"

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The Medieval Studies Forum will meet in Cobham Village Hall. The programme (attached) includes a variety of presentations together with discussions and debate on the contribution on the Saxon and post-conquest periods that the Forum will present to the Surrey Historic Environment Research Framework (SHERF) Conference in the autumn.

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What Happened to Surrey's Woollen Cloth Indistry?

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Lecture

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Guildford Group

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Medieval

A talk by Hugh Anscombe

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Wintershall Manor

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Lecture

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Guildford Group

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Medieval

A talk by Judie English and Mike Borrell on the proposed landsape/historical/archaeological investigation

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The Role of Effingham Brothers Admiral Frederick Maxse and Lt Col Henry Maxse in the Crimean War

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Lecture

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Guildford Group

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Post-medieval

A talk by Sue Morris of Effingham Local History Society on the recently "rediscovered" connnection of these brothers with historic events

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The Woking Invalid Convict Prison

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Lecture

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Guildford Group

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Post-medieval

A talk by David Harmer

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More Discoveries at Flexford

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Lecture

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Guildford Group

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Roman

An update by David Calow on this fascinating site

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Archaeology and Landscape of South-East England to 1066

Archaeology and Landscape of South-East England to 1066 (eds Michael J Allen & David Rudling)

This is a new peer-reviewed book on archaeology of SE England, written by recognised leading authorities in their field. It provides an overview and review of south-east England, allowing comparison with Sussex, Surrey and Kent (and the east Thames basin) which has rarely been achieved or attempted.