Our latest blog features the Isle of Wight Collection recently donated to the Library by Dr Raymond Turley and the display based on some of the rarer items currently in the Hartley Library’s Level 4 Gallery. …universityofsouthampton.wordpress.com/2025/05/07/loc…

Mosaic fragment from Roman Winchester (Venta Belgarum), dating to the 2nd century AD. Discovered in the ‘Brooks’ area of the city, the mosaic is now part of the collections at Winchester City Museum. 📸 My own. #MosaicMonday #RomanBritain #Winchester

Did you know that May is #LocalHistoryMonth? If you’re working on a #Hampshire project this month and looking into the history of where you live, Pam Smith DipGen’s excellent blog on doing a Society for One-Place Studies 1⃣🏘️🔎 project is the perfect resource hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/g…

Popped down to Wareham in Dorset today. St Martin's is a definite wall painting nerd crowd pleaser. Word of the day - Palimpsest.

Our annual Study Day, 14th June 2025

Some views of the exterior of the chancel of Holyrood church, taken by SAS twitter admin

A little poem about the River Itchen, from St John's Hospital, Winchester, taken by SAS Twitter Admin

Finalised line up for our upcoming 2025 Study Day!

Lower canal walk, taken by SAS twitter admin

'Saxon Column' artwork by Rachel Fenner, just opposite the main entrance to City College Southampton, Northam/St Marys, referencing the Anglo-Saxon settlement in the area, Hawmic, taken by SAS twitter admin

At the Back Of The Walls, taken by SAS Twitter Admin

Romanesque column capitals, 12th/13th century, Church of St. Trophime, Arles, from SAS Twitter Admin's photo albums

Late Roman ridge helmet, Aquincum Museum, Budapest, Hungary, from SAS Twitter Admin's photo albums

No. 165 - 168 High Street, taken by SAS twitter admin

Interior of Holyrood church, taken by SAS twitter admin

My coin finds from today! 😅👍 #metaldetecting

Our next lecture, 9th September 2025

SAS Twitter Admin just said hi to King Alf in Winchester again

Late Roman sarcophagus, Arles Museum, from SAS Twitter Admin's photo albums

Our next lecture - and presidential address - 14th October 2025