Thursday, 30th September 2010
7.15 pm for 7.45pm
at Christ Church University, Thanet Campus, Broadstairs MAP
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Public Talk:
'Community Archaeology in Action - A Tale from Shorne Country Park' - speaker Andrew Mayfield, Community Archaeologist, Kent County Council |
All welcome -
charge at door £4 (£2 on production of student card) |
Saturday, 16th October 2010
7.15 for 7.30pm |
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Wine and Wisdom at St. Peter's Church Hall.
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Members and friends, booking details to be arranged |
Monday, 25th October 2010
7.15 for 7.45pm
at Crampton Tower Yard, High Street, Broadstairs MAP |
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'Victorian Fire Brigades' - speaker Robert Varnham |
All welcome - £1 charge at door for non-members |
Thursday, 11th November 2010
7.15 for 7.45pm
at Christ Church University, Thanet Campus, Broadstairs MAP
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Public Talk:
'Recent Excavations at Richborough Roman Fort' - speaker Tony Wilmott of English Heritage, well-known archaeologist and author.
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All welcome -
charge at door £4 (£2 on production of student card) |
Monday, 29th November 2010
7.15 for 7.30pm
at Crampton Tower Yard, High Street, Broadstairs MAP |
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'Hengist and Horsa' - speaker John Grigsby author and lecturer on archaeology and myth. |
All welcome - £2 charge at door for non-members |
Monday, 6th December 2010
7.30 to 9.30pm |
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'Social' at Crampton Tower Yard |
Members and friends welcome |
| Monday, 13th December 2010 |
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'Christmas Dinner' details to be arranged |
Members and friends welcome |
| For information about some forthcoming ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURES AND EVENTS organised by the Trust for Thanet Archaeology click HERE. |
OTHER SOCIETY EVENINGS.
On Monday evenings, except for Bank Holiday Mondays, and not in the months of December and January,
we meet from 7.30pm to 9.30pm in our room at CRAMPTON TOWER YARD, BROADSTAIRS.
On those evenings, if there is no organised talk on archaeology or local history, there is an informal members' get-together, perhaps doing pot-washing, preparing a future event, discussing a current dig, examining recent finds with advice from a local professional archaeologist, or just chatting about local archaeology.
If you are interested in joining the Society then this is a good way to meet us and find out what's going on - please just drop in. MAP |
| BACK TO THE POWELL-COTTON MUSEUM AT QUEX: After a couple of months’ break to complete the huge pot washing task for the Trust, members are now back at Quex on Wednesday mornings working on a rearrangement of the museum's archaeology display. Please speak to a Committee member if you are interested in helping with this work. |
