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Stewkley Church
- Get his BOOKLET on the church’s history and architecture, with eleven splendid drawings, plans and colour photographs.
HS2 Archaeology Conference On-line 2021
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REGISTER NOW – Joining instructions will be sent to you by email in the week of 10 May.
Newsletter Spring 2021 and Monthly Discussion groups
The Spring 2021 Newletter is available Here.
A fourth (Zoom) discussion group is planned – first Wednesday in June 2021, at 10:30, details soon
BAS Saturday Lecture (online)
Saturday 22nd May 2021: 14:15 for 14:30
Stone Temples and Purple Dye: the Maltese Islands from the Neolithic to the Phoenicians
Speaker Sarah Gray BAS Hon. Librarian and former Bucks County Museum curator.
A review of the Archaeological sites and finds on the island of Malta.
Register now for this online lecture Here (We will email the Zoom meeting invitation to you).
You can find the full BAS Lecture programme Here
Our lectures are free and (normally) located in the County Museum, Church Street, Aylesbury HP20 2QP starting at 2.30pm. Lasting about one hour plus time for discussion. Refreshments are available after the event.
BAS AAG Thursday evening meetings
The Active Archaeology Group (AAG) meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month during the winter. These meetings are now online (Zoom) while COVID-19 precautions continue. Our current programme started in October 2020
Thursday 13th May, 7.30pm:
Animals in Archaeology: populating the past with the living
– speaker: Matty Holmes
Insight into what animal bone finds, in an Archaeological context, tell us about human activity and environment.
Register for this meeting Here
• All meetings are at the Bucks County Museum in Church Street, Aylesbury, and start at 7.30pm. Entrance is from the footpath on the side of the building that faces St Mary’s Churchyard.
• All meetings are in three parts: a practical archaeology session or speaker on a recent excavation; a break for tea, coffee and biscuits; then reports on our current and recent archaeology projects. All welcome.