The Council for British Archaeology have announced an amazing 9 days of digital events based around the theme of climate and the environment.
Their traditional festival events will now be held between October 24th and November 1st. More details to follow.
In light of the current Covid-19 situation and its implications, the Newsletter Editor wishes to inform members that the Society will not publish a Summer edition and, instead, the next issue will be a bumper Winter issue.
The deadline for submitting articles is now 1 November 2020.
The pilot of The Great British Dig was repeated on June 20th and, due to it's popularity first time round, it was upgraded to the main channel 4 in the prestigious 8.00 Saturday night timeslot competing with live football and Alan Carr for the nation's attention
The KAS Trustees will connect online on Saturday June 6th for the 11th Council meeting
The latest Thirsk Prize for a Kent related MA Dissertation was awarded to Andrew Ratcliff for his work on Eccles Roman Villa. the title is available in the KAS Library when access is permitted again.
Maureen Green was the winner of the 2013 Hasted Prize for a Kent related PhD Her book, The Green Family of Papermakers and Hayle Mill, was published by Legacy Press in 2018.
Work continues on preparing for publication the book on migration in Kent arising from an earlier KAS joint conference with the University of Kent
The book on Maritime Kent arising from a KAS joint conference with Canterbury Christ Church University in 2018, will be published by Boydell and Brewer in 2021.