Pleased to announce our first Buildings Archaeologists in the Pub (or BAP for short) session in York! Tuesday 10th September this event is entirely free but tickets can be registered for here: archaeologists.net/civicrm/event/…

We are currently putting together the programme for 2020 BAP Sessions and am looking for speakers! If you would be interested in speaking please email: [email protected] with a title of your proposed talk and a brief description.

Pleased to have such a successful first BAP event! Keep your eyes peeled for information about our November session coming soon!

Join us next Tuesday for our next BAP session! Dr Jane Grenville will be talking about Revising Pevsner Join us on Tuesday 12th November at 18:00 in K/133, King’s Manor, Exhibition Square, York YO1 7EP Tickets are FREE and can be registered for on the CIfA website.

This is a copy of RIB 2285, a milestone of Constantine I, found at the fort at Brougham a few kms to the north of Appleby in Westmorland.

Looking forward to seeing you all at 6pm tonight at the Fossgate Tap for a wonderful talk on Digital Heritage!

This time last week we had an amazing time listening to Bethany Watrous about how Digital Heritage can help us understand lost or changed structures through immersive technology with a focus on Slingsby Castle! Join us next time on the 10th March with John Oxley.

Join John Oxley (john oxley) at 6pm TONIGHT at the Fossgate Tap, York for the next in our BAP series

Thanks to john oxley for an amazing talk on the link between below and above ground archaeology and how they can work effectively together!

AGM & Lecture: have you signed up? This Wednesday, 20th May at 4PM BST, Online. BAG member Jeremy Lake is also giving a talk online at 6PM about what we can learn from studying farmsteads and landscapes together. Registration details for Jeremy's talk are the same as the AGM 1/2

Register for Wednesday's AGM and talk at archaeologists.net/civicrm/event/…

AGM & Lecture: Jeremy Lake's talk will focus on an aspect of historic buildings that has long fascinated him - the relationship of buildings to the landscapes in which they have developed: what do buildings tell us about landscapes, and what do landscapes tell us about buildings?

Members of BuildingsArchaeology will enjoy our CPD on Architecture for Archaeologists, 27-28 September. Significant discount for students too! x.com/Heritage_CPD/s…

The Buildings Archaeology Group committee will be holding the AGM CIfA conf in April (25-27) & all are welcome to join.We would like to invite nominations for 3 Ordinary committee members.If you are interested, please complete the nomination form bit.ly/2DDev4L