From your own Correspondents! – This months edition includes: MEMORIES OF A MILESTONE MONITOR ‘WE SHALL MEET IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY’ RAMBLING AROUND TREGAVETHAN LOO ROLLS BASE INSTINCTS A VISIT TO HELMAN TOR Read the May update here Area … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents! – This month our Lockdown special includes: LOCKDOWN MISCELLANY PENVENTINNIE ROUND: THE RISK INCREASES BRIDGE PROBLEMS OLD AND NEW MYSTERY PITS ON TRENCROM HILL ENRICHING WORK IN LISKEARD FEOCK HOLY WELL MANY WAYS TO GO FROM … Continue reading →
We are currently experiencing some issues with the site we use to host the digital copies of our Journals, and as such, cannot upload the last three editions to the Website. Members can still obtain access to these by emailing … Continue reading →
BAR British Series 653: Cornwall’s Trans-Peninsular Route: Socio-Economic and Cultural Continuity across the Camel/Fowey Corridor, by Mark Borlase has now been published. It is available for ordering throught the BAR website, and CAS members can use the following code for … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →From your own Correspondents! – This month IN SEARCH OF THE POLYPHANTS’ GRAVEYARD TIME-DEPTH IN ROCHE A NORTHERN MISCELLANY TURNING FLINT INTO BRONZE HOW RESPRYN BRIDGE WAS PROTECTED KENWYN OAK A VIEW FROM A WINDOW Read the March update here … Continue reading →
A little late – February’s From Your Own Correspondents We also report on: DINGEREIN CASTLE REVEALED REMARKABLE HAYLE STONE PRESERVED TREGONY HOLY WELL CHANTRY CHAPEL CONSERVATION SWIFT ACTION BY CORMAC WORTH WATCHING Read the February update here Area Representatives would … Continue reading →
We regret to announce that the CAS AGM and the lecture by Professor Stollner that was due to take place on Saturday, 4th April has been cancelled. Professor Stollner has been advised by his university not to travel due to … Continue reading →
This month we remember two of our very valued Area Representatives who have sadly passed away. We also report on: LOOE MILLS TREKELLAND BRIDGE – HIT AGAIN ST TEATH CHURCHYARD Read the January update here Area Representatives would love to … Continue reading →
Cornish Archaeology volume 57 is now out. This edition includes articles on Mesolithic and Neolithic discoveries on Bodmin Moor found during the improvement of the A30 at Temple; the excavation of an early medieval se#lement and burials on Samson, Scilly; … Continue reading →
