Meetings 2010/2011
ALL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES, except the meeting on 3 November, will be held in the Law Faculty building, West Road, Cambridge (i.e. on the Sidgwick site).
Members of the Society are welcome to bring guests; junior members of the University are welcome at all meetings.
- Download the full 2011/2012 meetings programme
- Download the new 2011 Excursions Programme
- Download the Archaeological Proforma - CAS Digs Trips
| Meetings and Events 2011/2012 | |
| Monday 3 October* 6.00pm |
DR BEN GEARY - Down by the River: excavations of prehistoric timber alignments in the Waveney Valley, East England. (In association with the Prehistoric Society) |
| Thursday 3 November 7.30pm |
Ladds Lecture at Huntingdon Methodist Church Hall GEOFFREY DANNELL FSA - Edmund Tyrell Artis - Antiquary, Palaeontologist, and Much More |
| Monday 7 November 6.00pm |
DR CATHERINE HILLS & DR CARENZA LEWIS - Under hallowed turf: recent excavations in Newnham College gardens |
| Saturday 26 November | Conference - Recent archaeological work in Cambridgeshire (Details will be circulated) |
| Monday 5 December* 6.00pm |
PROFESSOR TONY LEGGE - Beef for the Bosses, Pork for the Proletariat; animals at El Amarna, Egypt |
| Monday 9 January 6.00pm |
DR PETER KITSON - The male occupational structure of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire during the 18th and 19th centuries |
| Monday 6 February* 6.00pm |
CRAIG CESSFORD - "Such filthy, horrid, dirty work": archaeology and 19th century Cambridge College servants |
| Monday 5 March 5.45pm |
(5.45pm) Annual General Meeting (6.00pm) TOM WILLIAMSON - Explaining regional landscapes: medieval fields and farms in eastern England |
| Saturday 31 March | Conference - From the Ground Up - Contemporary Building Recording Methods and Practice (Details will be circulated) |
| Monday 2 April 6.00pm |
MEMBERS OF THE TWENTY PENCE PROJECT TEAM - A Roman settlement on the Cottenham fen edge: the story so far of an exploration by the Fen Edge Archaeology Group and CAS |
| Monday 14 May 6.00pm |
TOM DOIG - Death and Traditional Burial in Victorian Times - the Surviving Evidence? |
| Monday 11 June* 6.00pm |
DAVID JACQUES - Time and time again: new insight into the significance of Vespasian's Camp in the Stonehenge landscape |
| * Meetings of Council | |
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