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Brighton
and Hove Archaeology Society - 2026 Day-schools
The Day-schools are held at
the Patcham Community Centre, Ladies Mile Road, Patcham, Brighton BN1 8TA
Each class will cost £25.
If you book four of the classes then you will get £10 off the
fourth class. A register will be kept so that you do not have to book
all at one go. Payment will be by cheque or BACS (details of BHAS
bank will be given on booking).
These are the proposed
classes for 2026 and further details will follow later as some are
still in the planning stage. The dates and information of the topics
will help people plan ahead.
Please contact Jane Russell
to book the Day-schools - russco40@hotmail.com
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October 31st Simon Stevens |
Archaeological Report Writing:
- how communicate the results of an archaeological excavation or research.
Writing up an archaeological
site can by a daunting prospect, but drawing together the various
elements of the site record can also be extremely satisfying and
rewarding. This day-school is aimed squarely at those who find
themselves staring blankly at stacks of context sheets wondering
where to start. The day-school aims to reduce the terror and provide
a few pointers.
Beginning with an overview of
what you'll need to have at your disposal in the first instance.
Followed by the various types of reports, such as the site, the
artefacts, human and animal bones, environmental, etc. The aim will
be to use examples of good and bad practise to show how to construct
an archaeological report. And relax, there will NOT be a test at the end&ldots;.
As a potential ice-breaker,
it is hoped that participants will bring in their favourite
archaeological publication, and say briefly why they like it (not
compulsory, just a bit of fun but useful in gauging what works for everyone).
To book a place, please
contact Jane Russell (russco40@hotmail.com) for the code for the
payment details should you want to pay by BACs, or pay by cheque.
BHAS Members £10 and non-members £20
The venue is Room 1, at
Patcham Community Centre, Ladies Mile Road, Patcham, Brighton BN1 8TA.
There is a dedicated carpark, for which you will need get a parking
permit on arrival, or you can park in the surrounding streets for
free. Refreshments of tea, coffee and biscuits are provided
throughout the day, but you will need to bring a packed lunch.
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Lectures - Main Lecture 2025/26
Season
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2026
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Friday 9th October 2026
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Gaulish Roman Sites |
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James Bromwich |
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Friday 13th November 2026 |
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Caratacus
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Miles Russell |
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Friday 11th December 2026 |
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BHAS AGM followed by:
Talk - TBA
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(following on from the AGM)
Presidential Lecture by Dr
Janet Pennington |
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2027
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Friday 8th January 2027
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Orkney Rock Art |
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ONLINE lecture by Antonia Thomas |
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Friday 12th February 2027 |
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The Spitalfields Charnel House |
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ONLINE lecture by Jane
Sidell
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Friday 12th March 2026 |
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Historic Buildings Myth-busting |
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ONLINE lecture by James
Wright
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Admission Free
entry to members. £5 (Cash only please) to non-members.
Local Histry Forum
2025/26 Season
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Date |
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Speaker |
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2026 |
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Saturday 17th October |
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What the Edwardians did
for / to Brighton and Hove |
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David Fisher: (Chair,
Regency Society)
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Saturday 21st November |
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The Old police cells
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Ollie Knight (Heritage
Director, Old Police Cells, Brighton) |
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2027 |
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Saturday 16th January
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The working coast |
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Dr Geoffrey Mead |
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Saturday 20th February
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Brighton Toy Museum, its
history and its building |
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Chris Littledale (Founder
of the Brighton Toy Museum) |
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Saturday 20th March
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Palmeira Mansions
history and update |
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Jackie Marsh-Hobbs |
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Admission Free
entry to members. £5 (Cash only please) to non-members.
Brighton Young
Archaeologists' Club (YAC)
Brighton
Young Archaeologists' Club (YAC)
is open to everyone aged 8-16years. You can get involved in all sorts
of activities, including visiting and investigating archaeological
sites and historic places, trying out traditional crafts, taking part
in excavations, experimental archaeology and lots more.
Brighton YAC is based at
Brighton Museum , where we have access to the wonderful Elaine Evans
Archaeology Gallery. Occasionally our sessions may be held at other
venues depending on planned activities. The club usually meets once,
a month on the last Saturday, from 10.30am-12.30pm
A team of volunteers runs the
club and all our leaders are DBS checked. We charge a joining fee of
£10 then £1 per session. Due to a limited number of spaces
you must be a member before you are able to join a session.
If youd like to get
involved please get in touch with the team using the details below.
Contact: Odile Rouard
email: brightonyac@gmail.com
To join the BHAS Field Unit
or for other details contact the co-ordinator@brightonarch.org.uk

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