Chester Antiquary 2018 Issue 1 (Spring/Summer)
Our Spring / Summer Newsletter has been published. Click here to go to the Newsletter page to download this publication
Lecture Programme 2018-19
The 2018-19 CAS lecture programme has been published
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Pictorial History of the Sandstone Ridge
The Sandstone Ridge Trust would like your help to compile a pictorial history of the wonderful Sandstone Ridge
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CBA NW Spring Conference 2018
North West Regional Research Framework for the Historic Environment – Final Conference in association with CBA North West. This free event will be held on Saturday 28th April 2018 at the University of Salford
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Britain’s Most Historic Towns
Chester is featured in this upcoming Channel 4 series staring on April 7th. Click here for more information
2018 Excursions programme
The excursions programme for 2018 has been published
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Digital copies of the CAS Journal
Back issues of the CAS journal, together with other publications, are now accessible online
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Collected essays on Bede and the early kings of Northumbria
Our member Clive Tolley has just published this volume of his collected essays on Bede and the early kings of Northumbria.
You can order copies directly from the publishers http://www.gracewing.co.uk/page466.html
Clive also has a limited number of copies at £11, available for collection at one of our meetings.
Click here to e-mail Clive
Click here to download a copy of the front cover of this publication
The Roman Amphitheatre of Chester
The first volume of this publication sets out the Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology of Chester’s Amphitheatre.
Click here for further information and an opportunity to purchase a pre-publication copy at a reduced price
Volunteer Opportunity with Holt Local History Society
CAS is making a grant to the Holt Local History Society to support a new geophysical survey of the tile and pottery works of the Twentieth Legion. In addition to the potential research value of the work, there is an opportunity for our members to volunteer on the project in January and February 2018.
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