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Lectures

Investigating the Anglo-Saxon Halls at Atcham, Shropshire

Investigating the Anglo-Saxon Halls at Atcham, Shropshire

Tuesday 2nd April 2019 at 7pm Speaker: Dr Roger White, CAHA University of Birmingham Most people familiar with the work of the person delivering this lecture will associate him with the late (and arguably post-Roman) site at Wroxeter. However, his PhD

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“The Lunar Society’s Welcome to a Scottish Inventor”

Tuesday 5th February 2019 at  7pm Speaker: Dr. Jim Andrew In 2019 we shall be commemorating the life of James Watt who died in Birmingham 200 years ago on 25th August 1819. Watt was born in 1736 and grew up

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When is a Hillfort not a Hillfort? Marsh-forts in North Shropshire

Tuesday 5th March 2019  7pm Speaker: Shelagh Norton When is a hillfort not a hillfort?  These iconic Iron Age monuments are characterised by their monumentality and prominent visibility. However, a small number of contemporary fortifications share elements of size and

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2018-19 Lecture Series

BIRMINGHAM AND WARWICKSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY Lecture Programme for 2018/19 PRINT A PDF October 2nd 2018 at 7pm Speaker: Richard Bradley Barrows and Burnt Mounds: Investigations at Meriden Quarry, 2013-2015   November 6th 2018 at 7pm Speaker: Nigel Page WOW! what

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“The Lunar Society’s Welcome to a Scottish Inventor” Tuesday 5th February 2019 at 7pm

Speaker: Dr. Jim Andrew. In 2019 we shall be commemorating the life of James Watt who died in Birmingham 200 years ago on 25th August 1819.

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2018 - 19 Lecture Series

Details of our 2018-19 lecture series are now available.

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If you are passionate about the archaeology of Birmingham and Warwickshire and can spare a few hours a month to help please contact us:

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