Events
Oct 2025
09
Oct
Archaeology Online – Rethinking Viking Archaeologies with Howard Williams
The ‘Vikings’, the ‘Viking Age’, the ‘Viking world’ and the ‘Viking diaspora’ are a never-ending source of popular fascination but also misinformation and disinformation in [...]
25
Oct
CAS/DAS Joint Symposium 2025
From Source to Sea: The archaeology of life (and death) on Devon and Cornwall’s Coasts, Rivers and Waterways. Further details will be added closer in [...]
28
Oct
Cornwall Archaeology Online – Looking inside Bronze Age pottery, is it all Gabbroic clay and where did they dig it up, results of petrographic analysis with Imogen Wood
The use of Gabbroic clay from the Lizard Peninsula in pottery for 5000 years from the Neolithic period to the Norman Conquest is unique practice [...]
Nov 2025
06
Nov
Archaeology Online – Scottish Brochs with Martin Carruthers
Further details will be added closer in time to the event.
20
Nov
25
Nov
Cornwall Archaeology Online – Moonlit Monuments: Exploring the lunar standstill season at prehistoric sites in the granite uplands of the southwest UK with Carolyn Kennet
Investigations of potential links between the 18.6-year lunar standstill cycle and prehistoric monuments in the granite uplands of Southwest Britain have shown interesting relationships. Drawing [...]
Dec 2025
11
Dec
Archaeology Online – Time, Flies and Having Fun: Conserving Ancient Egypt on Site with Helena Jaeschke
Further details will be added closer in time to the event.
Jan 2026
27
Jan
Cornwall Archaeology Online – Light from the Late Bronze Must Farm fire on life in South West Britain with Henrietta Quinnell
The fire at Must Farm pile dwelling about 850 BCE caused much of the structures and their contents to be preserved as these collapsed into [...]
Feb 2026
12
Feb
Joint CAS/Prehistoric Society Lecture – Sighting the Sun — and moon? — at Stonehenge with Clive Ruggles
Further details will be added closer in time to the event.
24
Feb
Cornish Archaeology Online – Experimental determination of mèche de foret use at the Mesolithic site of Ventonteague with Leah Sulliva
The purpose of this research is to develop a more in-depth understanding of Mesolithic site usage through experimental archaeology and comparative use-wear analysis. Acknowledging the [...]