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Promoting the study of coins, medals, tokens and banknotes. Medals, Prizes and Funds. Medals, Prizes and Funds. Society announces the launch of its 2017 student bursaries. You can read about the societies 2016 museum interns now. You can buy our two new Special publications - The Abbey and Mint of Bury St. Edmunds from 1279 by Robin J. Eaglen and Coin Hoards in Iron Age Britain by Philip De Jersey now! 2000-2016 - The British Numismatic Society.
Flint and brickwork at Mannington Hall. A letter to all members will be included with the Spring newsletter. This explains our position in relation to the new regulations, effective from 25 May 2018. All members will need to complete and return the form, as the proposed legislation is so framed that if you do not, we will no longer be able to continue your membership. Who we are and what we do. We offer a programme of monthly lectures.
The Suffolk Local History Council was. Founded in 1953 to encourage and support. The study of local history. Membership is open to individuals. Ations and societies with an interest. In the local history of Suffolk. Diary of Events for 2015, a slideshow and video of. Some of our recent events and any news that might. Be of interest to our members. The Suffolk Local History Council administers a. Local History Recorders Scheme throughout. We maintain a network of people.
Welcome to the Suffolk Records Society. There are two series of volumes, the General Series. For which we publish a regular annual volume, and the Charter Series. For which we publish occasional volumes of Suffolk charters and cartularies. Wills of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk 1627-28. All content Suffolk Records Society.
We are a community archaeology group for the wider Waveney Valley, from Diss to Lowestoft and beyond. No experience necessary, just curiosity. Our July meeting is on Saturday 11th July at 2. 00pm in Ditchingham Village Hall Our guest speaker this month is Will Fletcher, Inspector of Ancient Monuments for Norfolk, Suffolk and Bedfordshire for Historic England. Our July meeting is on Saturday 11th .
Scole Roman Settlement excavation report. Excavation monograph co-authored by Trevor now published! Wwwpalkadiaries. Guided walks around Reepham led by World Tree. Exploring the hidden landscape of Norfolk . A pilot project for CPRE Norfolk.
Second World War Trails App. Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey. Recent Archaeology in Suffolk Conference. An Historical Atlas of Suffolk. All of human life is here. Search our records by period, place or postcode.
I am delighted to announce that my book Peterborough Folklore is to be published by Lasse Press later in 2017. The Catholic Counter-Reformation in film.
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Welcome to the website of the Suffolk Institute. The Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History. Founded in 1848, is Suffolks largest and oldest archaeological and historical society. For a century and a half it has played an important role in encouraging and publishing research on Suffolks past. Membership of the Institute is open to all, and brings many benefits. In the winter speakers of national and regional repute can be heard at lecture meetings. At a reduced price. Browse our interactive map.PARSED CONTENT
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Another 4 students have approached BRITS-Online from New Zealand. The first 2 students from Pyrotek will be starting in June 2012. Based on their feedback then another 2 students will be starting shortly after the first two have completed the course. Another student has been secured and will commence training in May 2012. Sila Australia are based in WA and its encouraging to see a private company investing in their staff.
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