I am sorry to inform you that due to the escalating Covid incidences in West Cornwall this Thursday’s Cornwall Archaeological Society lecture in Penzance has been postponed until March when the Covid situation will hopefully be much brighter. We were … Continue reading →
We are very sad to hear of the recent death in France of one of our members. Many of you will remember Jenny as an enthusiastic member and a lovely, friendly lady. She and Phil were often seen at Society … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes: ISLES OF SCILLY COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGYGROUP NOCS SHRUB-BASHERS A KERRIER BAG RAMBLING AMIDST THE BUDDLE – IA CASTLE QUEST AND BARROW BONUS CLEARING, ‘BATTING’ AND STABLING DOWNTOWN DUNHEVED NORTH BY NORTH-EAST SNIPPETS … Continue reading →
Dr Adrián Maldonado joined us on the 2nd December to present: The Archaeology of Charles Thomas: Creating the Early Church in Cornwall and Scotland. Catch up here Unfortunately the first two minutes of this talk were not recorded so Caroline’s … Continue reading →
Ann Preston Jones and Andrew Langdon joined us on the 30th November to present: Ancient and High Crosses of Cornwall: the Victorian legacy. Catch up here
Continue reading →This talk by Dr Adrian Maldonado will be starting soon. Link is available here
Continue reading →CAS will be providing two talks next week, which can be accessed over Zoom. They both begin at 7PM and do not require prior registration. Links have been sent out by email and are on the Members page. We are … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes: HERITAGE AT RISK REGISTER 2121 HERITAGE AT RISK REGISTER 2021 CASTILLY HENGE BRIEF BREVITA BRIEFING BATTERY RECHARGED Read the October update here Area Representatives would love to hear from fellow CAS members, … Continue reading →
Francis Shepherd (Historic Environment Record, Cornwall Council) joined us on the 26th of October to present: The Historic Environment Record Online An introduction to the online resources available through the Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly’ Historic Environment mapping site. … Continue reading →
From your own Correspondents – Our latest newsletter includes: ENTERING THE LISTS STILES AND MORE IN THE FAR WEST CALSTOCK ROMAN FORT OPEN DAY MOOR HELP FOR CHILDREN IN NEED INVESTIGATING BRIDGES PROBLEMATIC PRESERVATION OF PAN-KILNS Read the September … Continue reading →
