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UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM VISIT

By Stephen on June 4, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Deapartment of Classics and Archaeology laboratories The department have some new facilities and our Vice-President Professor Will Bowden kindly hosted a visit for us. 14 SCAG members enjoyed a really interesting visit […]

YAC group explore Tudor wall paintings

By Stephen on March 11, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

On Saturday our YAC group explored in some detail the Elizabethan wallpaintings in the Saracen’s Head hotel. Our thanks to the Saracen’s Head for accommodating us. The young archaeologists produced some excellent […]

CATHEDRAL 140

By Stephen on February 11, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

We are delighted to be able to support Southwell Minster’s “Cathedral 140” exhibition with some of our artefacts. 14 objects are being displayed for 10 months to celebrate 140 years as the […]

ANNUAL REPORT FOR YEAR 2023

By Stephen on January 23, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Welcome to our end of year ‘roundup’. It has been a busy year for SCAG on a number of different fronts and it is good to celebrate, and remind ourselves, of all […]

Shell-tempered pottery workshop

By Stephen on November 19, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Saturday 18th November, East Midands pottery expert Jane Young took us through the process of understanding, identifying and recording shell-tempered ceramics, with particular reference to the various Anglo-Saxon traditions. We learnt alot […]

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TALKS PROGRAMME 2026

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Next talk: " The Roman Settlement of Derventio, Darley Playing Fields, Derby". Laura Parker (York Archaeology) will run through the last 10 years of excavations there. Southwell Library, doors opn 7pm, start 7.30. Free for members, £5 non-members.

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