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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
Archaeology at the Park!
Coming next weekend…. Visit Shorne Woods Country Park (DA12 3HX) between the 29th July and 1st of August to learn more about some of the fascinating archaeology that is being uncovered at the Park today, as well as visit some of the sites we … Continue reading
Recent work at Shorne Woods
The volunteer team have been hard at work investigating the surviving structures associated with the clayworks at Shorne Woods. The works were open between the 1930s and the early 1960s, providing both a liquid clay slurry and freshly dug clay … Continue reading
Bletchley Park: British Intelligence and the Second World War
Secret Buckinghamshire Virtual talk series: No. 1Bletchley Park: British Intelligence and the Second World WarDate: Wednesday 7 April 2021 Time: 1900hrs Free Online Eventwith speaker Professor John Ferris (Professor of History at the University of Calgary) For more details go to … Continue reading
Lewes Priory free, online talks
The Lewes Priory Trust are putting on a series of on-line symposia in May to raise the profile of Lewes Priory. There will be four separate events comprising a colourful series of sixteen illustrated talks on Zoom. The Trust is presenting … Continue reading
Transition from Late Iron Age to Early Roman in SE England
Following the great success of the 2018 conference on the transition from Roman to Saxon in the South-East, the Roman Studies Group of the Surrey Archaeological Society is arranging another event, this time focusing on the end of the Iron … Continue reading