Guildford's Lost Chapels
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An illustrated talk by Peter Youngs, former Hon Secretary of Surrey Archaeological Society
Visitors welcome £3
More about Flexford
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An illustrated talk by David Calow, Hon Secretary of Surrey Archaeological Society, about further work at this intriguing site so tantalisingly close to the Wanborough temples
Visitors welcome £3
Members Day - Medieval Studies Forum
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The next meeting of the Medieval Studies Forum will take place on Saturday 3rd December at the Surrey History Centre, Woking and will be a "Members Day" for presentations by members on current research and interests.
Richard Neville has agreed to speak on the Norfolk Churches Graffiti Project and how this might be extended to Surrey; Mary Alexander will speak about medieval Christmas festivities at the Royal Palace of Guildford. Rob Briggs. Brian Creese and Peter Balmer will also be sharing some of their current research.
Richard Neville has agreed to speak on the Norfolk Churches Graffiti Project and how this might be extended to Surrey; Mary Alexander will speak about medieval Christmas festivities at the Royal Palace of Guildford. Rob Briggs. Brian Creese and Peter Balmer will also be sharing some of their current research.
Frere lithics collection
FRERE COLLECTION
George Abbot's Guildford
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Christmas Get-together for members and friends. Guildford Group President Dr. Mary Alexander will give a talk on 'George Abbot's Guildford'
Henry Peak, Guildford's First Borough Architect and Surveyor
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A talk by Roger Nicholas on Henry Peak's early life and the buildings in Guildford for which he was responsible
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Gertrude Jekyll and her Garden at Munstead
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A talk by Annabel Watts
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Place Names of Late Saxon and Early Medieval Date and the Development of Blackheath Hundred
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A talk by Judie English
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The Hogsmill Archaeological Project - Open Day
Kingston upon Thames Archaeological Society has been awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund grant to investigate a site on the Hogsmill River during the first week in August. The focus will be on palaeoecology through auguring and testpits, but other information may come to light too, like who grazed their animals in these lush water meadows, and whether there is any sign of the many mills that dotted the Hogsmill from medieval times onwards.
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