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Meetings are held at St. Joseph’s Hall, Bugle Street, Southampton SO14 2AH Bring your friends — free to members and £3 per visitor. Non-members may pay at the door by cheque or cash. Please bring exact sum. 7:30pm unless otherwise stated. Currently no refreshments and for the time being, everyone is asked to wear a face mask. We have done a risk assessment for our talks during the Covid-19 pandemic. This can be viewed here. |
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2021 |
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25th September |
Southampton Archaeology Society Study Day 2021: Southampton & Hampshire at the Time of the Mayflower 1620 (see Study Days page) |
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8th October (Friday) 11am |
Mayflower Walk with Godfrey Collyer |
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12th October |
Living with Monuments: recent work in the Avebury landscape by Professor Joshua Pollard, University of Southampton |
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9th November |
2020: A year to remember by Jo Bailey, Southampton’s Monuments and Memorials Officer |
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14th December (7pm) |
The Hither Side of the Hedge by Jigfoot with Jo and Simon Harmer (Christmas buffet and entertainment for members and their guests). Extra charge |
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2022 |
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11th January (Zoom) |
Dressing the (female) elite in Copper Age Iberia: the Montelirio beaded garments (Valencia de la Concepción, Seville) by Dr Marta Diaz-Guardamino, Durham University |
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8th February |
The Victorian discovery of Palaeolithic Southampton by Francis Wenban-Smith, Ally Hayes and Wendy Stokes, University of Southampton |
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8th March |
Nokalakevi-Archaeopolis: the Triple-Walled Fortress of Lazika by Dr Paul Everill, University of Winchester |
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12th April |
Places of the Past - the Portable Antiquities Scheme in Hampshire by Jenny Durrant, Finds Liaison Officer for Hampshire |
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10th May |
Annual General Meeting, followed by an Update on Southampton Archaeology Unit’s projects by Andy Russel |
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Other Events |
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26th September 2pm |
Southampton Old Cemetery, The Common, Southampton: FoSOC's last walk for 2021 Murder, Mystery & Mayhem part 1. Meet at the main gate by the lodge. Walks are free but donations are welcome! |