Non-member Price: £12.00         Member Price: £12.00          Student Price: £10.00

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Venue : Peace Memorial Hall, Woodfield Lane, Ashtead, KT21 2BE (see below for location map)

All day parking available at the further end of the car park ; Ashtead station ten minutes walk away; pubs and cafes locally for lunch; Margary Award displays.

The programme for the Annual Symposium of Surrey Archaeological Society is listed below and a booking form is attached as a pdf. Due to the untimely death of David Williams the programme has had to be revised and we are grateful to David Graham for offering a paper at such short notice. We must also thank Emma Corke for agreeing to present a short paper instead of Dr Catherine Ferguson, who offers her apologies.

9.30 REGISTRATION

10.00 Chair: David Graham

10.10 A Late Saxon cemetery and the Origins of Godalming: Rob Poulton: SCAU

10.50 COFFEE/TEA

11.10 Tegulae and terracottas: excavations on the former site of the Tudor Palace of Brandon House: Rebecca Haslam: PCA

11.45 A Romano-British site in Chilworth: Emma Corke: SyAS

12.00 A Study of Country House Services at Polesden Lacey: Hugh Baker, Tony Cox & Michael Herbert: Fetcham Industrial History Group: U3A

12.45 LUNCH

14.00 Margary Award

14.10 New investigations at a recently discovered Upper Palaeolithic site in Guildford: Nick Barton & Alison Roberts: University of Oxford

14.50 Looking at heathland barrows: David Graham: SyAS

15.20 COFFEE/TEA

15.40 Recent Iron Age settlement discoveries in Surrey: Wayne Weller: SCAU

16.10 The northern Weald in the Iron Age and early Romano-British periods: recent evidence from sites near Horley and Horsham: Andy Margetts and Tom Munnery: ASE

17.00 CLOSE

We would like to see as wide a range of displays as possible so if anyone or group wishes to participate please contact rosemary.hooker@blueyonder.co.uk or info@surreyarchaeology.org to book a space.

Volunteers to assist the committee in managing the day would be welcome.