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Walk this Sunday

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Walk to the striking prehistoric monuments, and other coastal sites, around Pendower Beach, on the Roseland, Sunday 6th June 2021. After a year when CAS group walks have not been possible, we are delighted to be able to invite Members to … Continue reading →

From your own Correspondents – April 2021

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From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes:  BOUNDARY STONES IN TRURO TRIPPET STONES CLEARED PHOENIX ARISES FROM THE BUSHES MAPPING METHODISM HELLAND BRIDGE DEFENCES HEROIC ACHIEVEMENT! Read the April update here Area Representatives would love to hear from … Continue reading →

From your own Correspondents – March 2021

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From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes:  AROUND THE COUNTY TRENCRIME HILL? ON THE CASE OF HERITAGE CRIME VIEWING REDGATE CROSS – A THORNY PROBLEM CORNISH STONE STILES SURVEY Read the March update here The Cornish Stiles survey … Continue reading →

Roger Mercer and the Neolithic in Southern Britain – Post AGM talks (17 April 2021)

Cornwall Archaeological Society gathered speakers from around the country in honour of Archaeologist Roger Mercer. This lecture series followed the AGM on the 17th of April 2021

Revisiting the excavations of the tor enclosures at Carn Brea and Helman Tor with Henrietta Quinnell (University of Exeter) 00:02:30

​Cornish Axes: work on sources and a new resource with Andy M Jones (CAU) 00:31:45​

Tor enclosures on Dartmoor? The DATES Project with Laura Basell (University of Leicester) and Lee Bray (Dartmoor National Park) 01:14:30​

The Hambledon Hill causewayed enclosure and its relations with the south-west with Frances Healey 01:58:20​

Early Neolithic enclosures in southern Britain with Tim Darvill (University of Bournemouth) 02:27:30​

Roger Mercer at Grime’s Graves with Peter Topping (University of Newcastle) 02:59:00

From your own Correspondents – February 2021

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From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes:  KEEPING WITHIN BOUNDS TREKELLAND BRIDGE SAGA – THE LATEST BATTENS MILL NEW VIEWS OF ST STEPHEN’S BEACON CALM FOLLOWS STORM ECHOES OF THE QUARRYMEN Read the February update here Area Representatives … Continue reading →

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