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CHAIRMAN’S END OF YEAR REPORT

By Stephen on December 23, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Chairman’s Report 2020 This extraordinary year is drawing to a close and I want to share with you some of the group’s positive activities. The ambitious investigation and excavation at Norwell Overhall […]

Early Christian Buildings, talk by Professor Philip Dixon

By Stephen on December 18, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

A good number of us were treated to a very interesting presentation by Philip, drawing upon his vast research in this area. You can listen to this by following this link. passcode […]

December 2020 newsletter

By Stephen on December 13, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Field systems and reading the landscape -talk by Emily Gillott

By Stephen on November 16, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Thursday 12th November, 2020 we were treated to an excellent presentation from Emily Gillott., Community County Archaeologist. Emily gave us a brief introduction about the palimpsest of field systems that can be […]

NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER

By Stephen on November 16, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Here is our November newsletter, it was distributed to members via our mail server but can be read here as well.

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TALKS PROGRAMME

THURSDAY EVENINGS 7 pm Southwell Library, doors open, 7.30 talk begins

20th November: ‘Hardwick Hall’ Jim Munro

December social – Thursday 4th, Southwell Library, 7 pm

2026:

January 15th “25 years of Time Travel with the Field Detectives” Richard Pincott

February 19th ” Recent Excavations in Nottinghamshire” _ Emily Gillott
Saturday 21st February, 11 am The Old Courthouse -AGM
March 19th “myth Busting on Nottingham Buildings” James Wright

Free for members, £5 non-members

 

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