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Welcome to Sussex Archaeology and History (SAH)

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We offer an online lecture series, arrange hybrid conferences on archaeological and historical topics and more . . . â€‹

Continuing on Wednesday 29th October

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Online History series with Chris Hare​​

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Join Chris Hare as he explores the local history of Sussex

 

Four talks between October and December covering 

Lucy Broadwood (22nd October) - recording available if signing up for the series

The Sussex Bonfire Boys (29th October)

The West Sussex Fascists (11th November)

Hilaire Belloc (4th December)

 

All talks start at 7.30pm and are delivered online via Zoom 

 

If you sign up for all 4 in the series, then you will also be able to view a recording of each of the talks,

for a limited period of time after the last lecture

Wednesday 19th November 2025 

SAH Online Archaeology Lecture

7.30pm

 

THE SALLY CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURE 2025

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Monuments in Action: the ‘Medway megaliths’ and the making of new worlds

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Speaker: Paul Garwood BA, MSc 

(University of Birmingham)

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STUDY TOUR TO EASTERN CRETE: 10th - 19th May 2026

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Come with us to Crete next May, when we will explore the rich and varied history of the island, and combine archaeological, historical, cultural and gastronomic adventures. 

 

We will be based in Heraklion, Aghios Nikolaos and Sitia and will visit not only the major archaeological sites in Eastern Crete, but some of the lesser known ones and also sites not always available to travellers. 

We are delighted to have Dr Don Evely as our expert guide.  Dr Evely is a former British School at Athens (BSA) Knossos Curator and an expert on Minoan archaeology.  The tour manager is Sussex Archaeology and History's Sarah Green, who now lives for part of each year on Crete, and has personally selected the sites we will visit and tavernas where we will enjoy lunch and evening refreshments.  One of our lunches will be at the BSA Research Centre in Knossos, sites of Evan's Villa Ariadne and fondly written about by Dilys Powell in the book of the same name.

Take a look at our flyer, which gives you more information and drop us an email if you want to reserve a place, or require any further details.

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