For those of you unable to make our live lectures on Zoom, you can catch up on anything you missed using the links below 2 October 2020 – Truro’s High Cross: A chequered history Andrew Langdon Watch now 8 October … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – Our last newsletter of 2020, includes: A NOTION OF CONFIDENCE DINGEREIN STORMED – INVADERS REMOVED THE CHANGING FACE OF DUPORTH FOXHOLE’S HIDDEN BEACON STOP THAT PIGEON! Read the December update here Area Representatives would love … Continue reading →
Andy Jones discusses Trethevy Quoit, presenting the results of recent work at the site. This session will be held over Zoom. Joining details and instructions can be found in the September newsletter or on the Members lectures page. If you are … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – This months edition includes: COUNCIL BARROW – A CASE FOR ACTION? A MILESTONE TO WHERE? LAWRENCE HOUSE INVESTIGATES MONUMENTAL IMPROVEMENT GUIDED WALKS ST PIRAN’S CHURCHES: WIN SOME, LOSE SOME BETWEEN YOU, ME AND THE … Continue reading →
Cathy Parkes presents some of the discoveries made through the 2020 investigations of a landscape high on the watershed of Cornwall with its landmark barrows This session will be held over Zoom. Joining details and instructions can be found in … Continue reading →
Do you have an interest in coastal heritage, or a connection to the landscape and heritage at St Levan, West Penwith? Tanya Venture, a PhD student with the University of Exeter is looking for interviewees for an interactive documentary, which … Continue reading →
Further scrub clearance is planned at Dingerein Castle, Gerrans, on Friday 4th December 2020, subject to confirmation. This is part of the Monumental Improvement project being run by Cornwall AONB in partnership with Gerrans Old Cornwall Society. There are places for … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – This months edition includes: HERITAGE AT RISK REGISTER 2020 AREA REPS ZOOM IN WESTERN SNIPPETS AROUND THE ROUND AT TRETHURGY Read the October update here Area Representatives would love to hear from fellow CAS members, … Continue reading →
