The KUTAS Newsletter is produced 4 times a year, and includes KUTAS news, reports on recent lectures and events, and the latest programme of coming meetings.
Click here for the latest Newsletter: KUTAS Newsletter August 2012
Previous Newsletters can be viewed or downloaded from the posts below:
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Open this post then click here to view the KUTAS Newsletter August 2012 The newsletter includes write ups on our recent meetings and talks: Steaming Jungles and Mayan Ruins – Richard Watson Moorgate Excavations and Roman Wall Plaster from Wall Street – Alison Telfer Roman Sculpture in London – The Geology – Dr Kevin Hayward
Open this post then click here to view the KUTAS Newsletter May 2012 The newsletter includes an announcement about the coming KUTAS exhibition: The Hogsmill: A Journey Through Time, and write ups on our recent meetings and talks: The Black Death in London – Duncan Hawkins KUTAS’ Hogsmill Project – Rebecca Lambert Roman Staines – [...]
Open this post then click here to view the KuTAS Newsletter February 2012 The newsletter includes write ups on our recent meetings and talks: The Birth of Civilisation – Out of Africa via S.E. Asia, John Minelly Presidents address at AGM – All That Glitters, Angela Evans Artefacts and Archaeology – hands on session hosted [...]
Open this post then click here to view the KuTAS Newsletter November 2011 The newsletter includes special articles plus write ups on our recent talks: Ritual Landscapes: a Comparison of Stonehenge with the Flanders Battlefields – a talk by Scott McCracken Excavations at St Martin in the Fields – a talk by Alison Telfer
Open this post then click here to view the KuTAS Newsletter September 2011 The newsletter includes special articles plus write ups on our recent talks: The Hogsmill Project – an account of our summer project by Rebecca Lambert The Bayeux Tapestry – a talk by Nick Pollard Greenwich Medieaval Tide Mill – a talk by Simon [...]
Open this post then click here to view the KUTAS Newsletter May 2011 The latest newsletter covers a series of updates on archaeological projects from Hana Lewis (Holy Well Priory), David Fields (Prehistoric Monuments in Wiltshire), and Duncan Hawkins (Stanley Park School in Carshalton), as well as volunteer opportunities with the Time Cheam Project led [...]