Welcome
Since its foundation in 1849 the Society has promoted the preservation, study and enjoyment of archaeology, history and architecture in the historic county of Cheshire and neighbouring areas, and the understanding of these subjects generally. Membership is open to everybody who shares our interests and we welcome enquiries from individual and other societies.
Our activities include monthly lectures from the Autumn to the Spring, Summer excursions on demand, undertaking or encouraging relevant research, campaigning on local heritage issues, publication of an annual journal and a twice-yearly newsletter, and maintenance of our own specialist library.
For more information about the Chester Archaeological Society please read our History and Activities page
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In addition to membership subscriptions the Society relies on donations to support its activities.
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Webinar: Climate Change and Historic Places: #1
/in News /by Hugh BrayWith Heritage Declares calling for action, this webinar on Thursday 14th January 2021, 12-2pm will look at climate change, our heritage and its settings
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CAS Dissertation prize awarded to Rowena Young
/in News /by Hugh BrayWe are pleased to announce that the winner of the Chester Archaeology Society Dissertation prize for 2019 is Rowena Young.
Rowena’s winning dissertation at the University of Chester entitled: Practices of Wetland Deposition in the Vale of Pickering with Reference to New Material from No Name Hill Click here for more details
CBA free networking and training sessions
/in News /by Hugh BrayThese network and training sessions take place on weekday lunchtimes
Members attention is drawn to the event of Monday 30 November “A beginners Guide to Zoom”
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Bog Bodies: Face to Face with the Past
/in News /by Hugh BrayDr Giles’ lecture for the Society, delayed this year due to COVID restrictions will be delivered as a ‘virtual’ event on 6th January 2021
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Zoom talk by Dr Simon Elliott
/in News /by Hugh BrayGuildhall Library is inviting CAS Members to a scheduled Zoom talk on November 12 by Dr Simon Elliott.
Topic: Pertinax: The Son of a Slave Who Became Rome Emperor
To access the invitation go to the Chester Archaeological Society Lecture and Event Information in the Members’ Area
History and Archaeology Research Seminars 2020-2021
/in News /by Hugh BrayClick here to download information about the University of Chester History and Archaeology Seminars 2020-2021
CBA Newsletter – Autumn 2020
/in News /by Hugh BrayClick here to download the recent CBA Newsletter
Chester History and Heritage Newsletter
/in News /by Hugh BrayThe Summer edition of the Chester History and Heritage Newsletter has been published.
Click here to download this publication