We are relaunching our online talks on 14th January at 7 PM, with a talk by Chiz Harward on Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton. Book your place at ticketsource.co.uk/sca, SCA Members free, non-members £3.
Our online lecture from July with @Baxter47Ron speaking on 'The Rediscovery of Reading Abbey' is now available to watch back on our YouTube channel 📽️
Why not have a look at two year's worth of our online lectures available to watch back also on YouTube.
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Tickets are going fast for this year's Annual Conference taking place in Liverpool. Open to members and non-members via Eventbrite!
For a full conference programme please see the link to our website below.
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Booking link here -
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Vice Chair of the Committee @AleksMcClain spoke on medieval cross slabs at All Saints North Street at @AllSaints_North in York this afternoon. A wonderful opportunity to hear about the 21 surviving fragments in the building - more than any other surviving at a church in the city.
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And a bit niche - but I got to see Bishop Walcher's graveslab today #DurhamCathedral - amazing what gets hidden by a bit of carpet
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A Saturday conference with AGM at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, followed by a fieldtrip to Norton Priory and much more!
Have you got your tickets for our annual conference in Liverpool this September.
🎟️Member and non-members all welcome! 🎟️
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Beverley Minster's south churchyard is open with new interpretation and access to some interesting archaeology. Worth an explore in our opinion!
A Saturday conference with AGM at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, followed by a fieldtrip to Norton Priory and much more!
Have you got your tickets for our annual conference in Liverpool this September.
🎟️Member and non-members all welcome! 🎟️
eventbrite.co.uk/e/society-f…
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Reserve your free ticket for our online lecture in September with Dr Ian Faulds speaking on 'Political Piety: International pressures on a mediaeval Manx parish church'!
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Reserve your free ticket for our online lecture in September with Dr Ian Faulds speaking on 'Political Piety: International pressures on a mediaeval Manx parish church'!
Spread the word 🎟️
eventbrite.co.uk/e/political…
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Booking for our 2023 Annual Conference taking place at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral is now open to members and non-members via Eventbrite!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/society-f…
For a full conference programme please see the link to our website below.
churcharchaeology.org/curren…
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Our May online lecture with Dr Michael Shapland is now on YouTube 📽️
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Our May online lecture with Dr Michael Shapland is now on YouTube 📽️
youtu.be/K04Bpt8wJ3U
Booking for our 2023 Annual Conference taking place at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral is now open to members and non-members via Eventbrite!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/society-f…
For a full conference programme please see the link to our website below.
churcharchaeology.org/curren…
Tickets are now available for our free online lecture taking place on Monday 4 September with Dr Ian Faulds on 'Political Piety: International pressures on a mediaeval Manx parish church'.
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Join us on 8 August for a free, online lecture, with our journal Reviews Editor, John Wand, who will be speaking on 'Churches fit for their people? A study of 11th century and 12th century English parish chuches'.
Limited spaces available so book early!
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Booking for our 2023 Annual Conference taking place at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral is now open to members and non-members via Eventbrite!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/society-f…
For a full conference programme please see the link to our website below.
churcharchaeology.org/curren…
Medieval stonework at the Manor House Museum in Ilkley (W. Yorks). There are parts of grave covers and standing stone crosses found during works in and around the site of the parish church and Manor House, which occupies part of the NW quadrant of the earlier Roman fort.
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🎟️Booking is now open for our next free online lecture on Tuesday 4th July with @Baxter47Ron speaking on 'The Rediscovery of Reading Abbey'🎟️
Spaces are limited so book your virtual ticket soon to avoid missing out!
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🎟️Booking is now open for our next free online lecture on Tuesday 4th July with @Baxter47Ron speaking on 'The Rediscovery of Reading Abbey'🎟️
Spaces are limited so book your virtual ticket soon to avoid missing out!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/dr-ron-ba…










