ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE OUT OF LONDON IN EXETER* Early Medieval Glassmaking at Glastonbury and Barking Abbeys; craft working and the early church in the 7th to 8th centuries […]

ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE  Out of London Meeting York The Austin Friary at Hull  by Dr Dave Evans FSA  -Taking place in York The Austin Friary at Hull was founded in 1316-17, and was the last house of this mendicant Order to surrender to the Crown. Unusually for a site in the heart of […]

WELSH REGIONAL GROUP LECTURE Working for the Portable Antiquities Scheme in Wales: 20 years, Man and Boy by Mark Lodwick This event will be online only. In 2001 the Portable Antiquities Scheme in Wales was a National Lottery Funded pilot scheme to assess the benefits of a voluntary project tasked with recording archaeological finds made […]

EXETER REGIONAL GROUP LECTURE Investigating boundaries of choice and tradition with potters in Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia by Richard Carlton  Society of Antiquaries of London and University of Exeter, Department […]

ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE Ruthin Castle, north east Wales. The Medieval Castle, aiming to secure its future. IN CARDIFF by Fiona Gale MBE Ruthin Castle is a Medieval castle built as part of the campaign by Edward I, the English King, to conquer the Welsh in the late 1270s early 1280s. Rather than […]

ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE Glass beads of the Anglo-Saxons - The indigenous and the exotic - An Investigation into the beads and techniques of glass beadmakers of the 5th to 7th-centuries CE. IN EXETER by Sue Heaser Colourful glass beads have been found in thousands of Anglo-Saxon graves in Britain. While classifications from […]

WELSH FELLOW REGIONAL MEETING Excavations within the precinct of the Medieval Dominican Friary of St Saviour, Haverfordwest by Fran Murphy By the late thirteenth century Haverfordwest was one of the […]

This lecture will give the initial results of The Fonmon Landscape Archaeology Project established in 2021 and will be presented alongside a consideration of the interpretation and significance.

Duncan Sayer describes the genetic research and explores its implications with specific case studies that allow us to explore this period at a national, local and at a personal level.