SCARBOROUGH
Archaeological and Historical Society
SUMMER PROGRAMME 2010
The Summer Programme consists of activities organised by the Society
or those organised by others which may be of interest to our Members.
Charges may apply to some of the latter - please check with the organiser.
For more information contact the organiser or leader listed.
Saturday 31 July
STAR CARR DAY SCHOOL
At the Scarborough Collections - Wood End
11:0am to 4:00pm
Part of the British Festival of Archaeology
Speakers:-
Nicky Milner (University of York) The history of discoveries at Star Carr
Barry Taylor (University of Manchester) The prehistoric landscape of Star Carr
Ben Elliott (University of York) Antler working at Star Carr
Patrick Hadley (Enkyad Heritage Media) Visualising Star Carr
FULLY BOOKED but contact Scarborough Museums Trust in case of cancellations
Tel 01723 384511
or email learning@smtrust.uk.com
Saturday 4 September
THE CLEVELAND DYKE - GEOLOGY & INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY
Joint field excursion with Rotunda Geology Group to Great Ayton
Led by John Hudson & Chris Hall,
Fuller details later- please register your interest with Chris Hall so exact details can be provided nearer the time
Tel 01723 354237
Or e-mail Chris Hall
HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 2010
Thursday 9 September to Sunday 12 September
Look out for local and national publicity nearer the time
See HODs 2010.
AUTUMN LECTURE SERIES
The lecture meetings are held on Monday evenings from early October at 7:30pm in the Concert Room, Central Library, Vernon Road, Scarborough.
There is a small entrance fee of £2 to non-members of the Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society.
Monday 4th October
Life in Haworth in the time of the Brontes
Isobel Stirk
See the Bronte blog page
Monday 18th October
The Whitby & Pickering Railway: Artists, Founders and Patrons 1836-1865
Prof Gordon Bell
See a description of his book
Monday 1st November
Scarborough area in early Tudor times
John Rushton
See a description of his book
Monday 15th November
York's other river: an archaeological investigation of the River Foss
Chris Dunn
Monday 29th November
Windows into the past - Yorkshire Parish Churches
Anthony Masinton, an architectural historian and archaeologist
Monday 13th December
Church building stones
Richard Myerscough, a local geologist
WINTER/SPRING LECTURE SERIES
The lecture meetings are held on Monday evenings at 7:30pm in the Concert Room, Central Library, Vernon Road, Scarborough,
There is a small entrance fee of £2 to non-members of the Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society.
Monday 10th January 2011
Excavation of an unusual Roman cemetery at York
Kurt Hunter-Mann
See news of the excavation
Monday 24th January 2011
Landscape, site and symbol in the Peruvian Andes: Recent archaeological and geoarchaeological research
Nick Branch
See a profile of Nick
Monday 7th February 2011
To be announced
Monday 21st February 2011
Yorkshire coastal fortlets(nee signal stations) -new thoughts on the late Roman frontier
Robert Collins
See a profile of Robert
Monday 7th March 2011
Members' Evening
Monday 21st March 2011
Recent discoveries in the north by the English Heritage Aerial Survey
Matthew Oakey of English Heritage
Monday 4th April 2011
AGM followed by a lecture to be announced
Monday 18th April 2011
To be announced
PROJECT MEETINGS
EXCAVATION/POST EXCAVATION GROUP
‘Hands on’ work on the finds from our excavations
Meetings sometimes take place on Monday evenings, when there is no lecture or other event.
For more information contact Chris Hall, Tel 01723 354237.
LIBRARY ARCHIVES CATALOGUING GROUP
Meets Thursday evenings 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the Public Library, Vernon Road
Details from Colin Langford , Tel 01723 375602
SCARBOROUGH COMMUNITY ARCHIVE NETWORK
A project to digitally record and archive photographic and similar material held by the public.
Please contact the Organiser Mark Vesey, Tel 01723 360628 for more details.
TRANSPORT
As a charity the Society tries to ensure its activities are accessible to all.
We also wish to encourage ‘green’ transport.
Many activities listed take place in the town and are readily accessible on foot, by cycle or by public transport.
Car sharing allows those without a vehicle to take part and lessens the impact of the car.
If you are able to offer a place in your car or if you require a lift please contact Chris Hall, Tel 01723 354237.
Where an out of town venue is accessible by public transport, details are listed but please check with the bus company (http://www.eyms.co.uk/content/busservices/busservices.aspx)
Excavations and fieldwork
Excavations are planned from time to time. See details on the Current Fieldwork page.
There is an ongoing schedule of excavations and field walking. Contact Chris Hall, to keep informed.
To find out about previous excavations browse or search the online catalogue
Email news list
Join our free email news list to keep in touch about project developments
and find out about future events. Simply send an email requesting to join the list to: scarbahs@tiscali.co.uk
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