Teesside Archaeological Society’s annual journal, published since 1994, is open access and free to download as a PDF file. Enjoy 70 pages of the latest archaeology in our region!
Maureen Norrie, who has edited the Bulletin for several years, is now stepping down from this role. We are looking for a volunteer or volunteers to take this on. If you’re interested in joining the TAS team and have experience with Microsoft Word, whether you are a professional archaeologist or simply interested in archaeology, contact us at:
teesarchsoc.news@gmail.com
Bulletin No 26 2022 | Download PDF
Excavations at Kirklevington, Stockton-on-Tees 2021; Experiences of getting young people interested in archaeology; Recording St Mary’s Churchyard, Norton, 2021 – Monuments; Recording St Mary’s Churchyard, Norton, 2021 – People; Discovery and Excavation of the site of the Medieval Chapel of St Hilda in Kildale – Discovering Kildale’s lost Chapel of St. Hilda and its history; Discovery and Excavation of the site of the Medieval Chapel of St Hilda in Kildale – Excavation of the site; Archaeology in County Durham and Darlington 2019-2021; The Portable Antiquities Scheme; Revealing Magna – 2021 Preliminary work results; Low Mill in Bilsdale – an 800-year old watermill; Some thoughts on new woodlands and archaeology in the North York Moors National Park.
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Hello,
Your PDF doesn’t work. It just has the front page and nothin else. If you could email me a copy is really appreciate that. I look forward the reading it.
Kind regards
Helen Clifford-Brown
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Helen – I’ve just checked & the link does work – you need to click on the ‘download pdf’ link, which takes you tohttps://www.dropbox.com/s/mhfvpbo2oo2xcrs/TAS_Bulletin_26_2022.pdf?dl=0