Join us tomorrow from 11am for our AGM, or join at 1:45 for our talks on Roger Mercer and the Neolithic in Southern Britain. Full programme (revised to include silence for Prince Philip) here We are joined by speakers from … Continue reading →
We were deeply saddened last week to hear of the passing of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The Funeral has now been scheduled for 3PM on Saturday the 17th of April, beginning with a minutes silence. … Continue reading →
On the 17th of April the Cornwall Archaeological Society will be holding it’s AGM over Zoom, the access details for which can be found in your January newsletter and the Members area. In the afternoon we will be hosting six … Continue reading →
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 →
Cornwall Archaeological Society members will soon receive the latest volume of the society’s journal, Cornish Archaeology (vol 58). (A reminder – subscriptions were due in January, so members who haven’t renewed yet should do so now to receive the journal!) … Continue reading →
This edition is the 50th produced by our area reps, and all former editions can be navigated with the help of this index NOW WE ARE 50 10 ¼ MILES TO LOOE TEETERING ON THE EDGE CAM BRIDGES MYSTERY … Continue reading →
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 →
