Monument, Memory & Myth: Use & re-use of the Cossington Bronze Age barrows
This free on-line lecture will be held on Wednesday July 28 at 7:30pm, advance booking is essential Click here for further details
Author Archive for: hughbray
Entries by Hugh Bray
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 4 (June)
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 4 (June)
Lecture “Lost Linears’: Recent investigations into Offa’s and Wat’s Dyke” open to non members
Non-members of CAS are invited to join our forthcoming Zoom lecture “Lost Linears’: Recent investigations into Offa’s and Wat’s Dyke (2018-2020)” Presented by: Ian Grant, Senior Archaeologist, Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust (CPAT) on May 5th from 7.30 pm. Non member numbers are limited to 15 and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. […]
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 3 (March)
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 3 (March)
The Oldest Lancashire Ghost Story
This free Zoom lecture by Dr Paul Booth will follow the The Record Society of Lancashire and Cheshire’s AGM on 7 April at 1415 Click here for further information
Lecture “Bamburgh Bowl Hole Cemetery” open to non members
Non-members of CAS are invited to join our forthcoming Zoom lecture “Bamburgh Bowl Hole Cemetery: life and death in an early medieval palace” by Graeme Young, Co-Director Bamburgh Research project on April 7th from 7.30 pm. Non member numbers are limited to 15 and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. There […]
Cave Research
The Sandstone Ridge Trust are continuing with their survey of caves, shelters and mine shafts and would welcome help Click here for further details
Chester One City Plan
Click here to download the Society’s comments on Chester One City Plan
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 2 (February)
Chester Antiquary 2021 Issue 2 (February)