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Daily Life in Roman North Somerset
John Smith is a military historian and has been involved in archaeological projects for 40 years, most notably working at the excavation of two Roman Villas He has extensive knowledge of the operations of the Roman Army and will be giving a talk about life in Roman North Somerset
Find out more »Talk on Medieval Deer Parks
Cat Lodge is a graduate of Worcester University and is currently an archaeologist at North Somerset Council. She has worked on several projects in the area including a study of hill forts on the Malvern Hills. This talk will about her recent research into medieval deer parks.
Find out more »The History of Birnbeck Pier and the work of the Birnbeck Regeneration Trust
Peter Lander, will be talking about “The History of Birnbeck Pier and work of the Birnbeck Regeneration Trust” A former welder, Peter moved from his home in Derbyshire to Weston-super Mare after taking early retirement, and is now the Trust’s archivist. As well as looking at the recorded history Peter will be talking about his work recording people’s memories of the Pier, researching their stories and gathering memorabilia. They now have a collection of personal photographs, which are used in…
Find out more »Geophysics project at Poolhayes, Chapel Allerton
Liz Caldwell from GeoFlo will be reporting on the results of the full geophysics survey at Poolhayes
Find out more »Benefits, Brass and the Girtest Day Out
Philip Hoyland will be talking about local Friendly Societies
Find out more »The Reverend Thomas Sedgwick Whalley and the Queen of Bath
Chris Stevens will be talking about the results of his research into the life of Thomas Sedgwick Whalley which he has recently published.
Find out more »AGM and talk by Chris Webster
The AGM will be at 7pm and will be followed by a talk from Chris Webster on The Defence of the Bristol Channel in WW2
Find out more »Talk by David Bromwich
Exact title to be confirmed but David will be talking about Artists Impressions of the Western Mendips
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