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TEESSCAPES Teesside Archaeological Society eNews | Apr 2013

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The latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • TEESSCAPESEditorial Review
  • April Lecture Reminder | Tue 23 Apr 7.30pm Stockton Library : Dr Jim Innes (Durham) on the palaeoenvironments and landscapes of Fylingdales Moor, North York Moors
  • Activities & Events | Lectures, activities, events, fieldwork, training and more
  • Site Notes | The latest discoveries from the Tees area and NE England, Pipeline developments and consultations
  • Action Stations | Bamburgh Research Project crowd-funding campaign, English Heritage Angel Awards, Pevsner update for County Durham
  • Browser | This month’s recommended Browsing, Listening and Reading items
  • About TAS | How to Join | eNews Archive
  • Also available as a PDF download

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Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Jan 2013

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DCJ-sillouette-thumbnailThe latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • Editorial Review
  • 2013 Lecture Programme
  • Activities & Events | Winter-Spring local and regional conferences, day schools, lectures and exhibitions
  • Site Notes | The extraordinary story of St Helen’s Church Eston | The watermill that time forgot | Stone circle found at a church in Northern England
  • Action Stations | BBC1 WWI Documentary programme makers need your help | North East Ancient Egypt Society
  • Browser | This month’s recommended Browsing, Listening and Reading items
  • About TAS | How to Join | eNews Archive

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Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Nov 2012

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TAS eNewsThe latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • Editorial Review | 2012 Autumn-Winter Programme | 2013 Programme update
  • Activities & Events | November Lecture | Elgee Memorial Lecture | Regional Events
  • Site Notes | Help identify a Durham find | Low Hauxley Heritage Lottery funding
  • Action Stations | Help save the Ackworth Hoard for Yorkshire
  • Browser | This month’s recommended Browsing, Listening and Reading items
  • About TAS | How to Join | eNews Archives

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Love the rich, distinctive heritage of north-east England

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Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Oct 2012

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TAS eNewsThe latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • Editorial Review | Autumn Programme | 2013 AGM | Time called on Time Team
  • Activities & Events | October Lecture : Prof Nicky Milner on the Star Carr Project | Tees Archaeology Day School | Regional Events
  • Site Notes | Crimdon Dene Latest | Bronze Age Wearside | Iron Age Chilton | Roman South Shields Community Archaeology
  • Members’ Voice | TAS Member Chris McLoughlin shares summer heritage travels
  • Browser | This month’s recommended Browsing, Listening and Reading items
  • About TAS | How to Join | eNews Archives

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Love the rich, distinctive heritage of north-east England

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Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Sep 2012

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TAS eNewsThe latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • Tees Archaeology news & project updates
  • November Stockton buildings & history day school | York Archaeology 2012 conference
  • History of British Pottery exhibition opens at Hartlepool – including local finds from the Bronze Age to Medieval
  • Register interest for the new Ure-Swale Archaeology Forum (USAF) | visit the Bronze exhibition at the British Academy of Arts in London – a chance to see the Crosby Garrett Roman Parade Helmet (otherwise held in an anonymous private collection)
  • Loftus Excavation latest news – more Romans in over 5,000 years of north-east heritage – Neolithic mortuary structures, Bronze Age ritual monuments and settlements, an Iron Age village and salt working, now a Romano-British chieftain’s farm with jet working, Anglo-Saxon settlement, cemeteries and a Princess’s bed burial with jewels galore! | What next?

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Teesside Archaeological Society | NewsFlash | Loftus Roman Villa Open Day

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Loftus Roman VillaWell it isn’t Mesolithic (yet) but there’s a newly discovered Roman villa at Loftus, Redcar & Cleveland! This is in addition to the Neolithic mortuary structure or “wossit”, Bronze and Iron Age settlements, a Saxon cemetery and a Princess buried in her bed with jewels.

Love the rich, distinctive heritage of north-east England

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