History Society Finds: Concealed Shoes, two Witch Bottles & a ‘Witch’s Nail’ from Charing, Kent.

Pat Winzar (1920 – 2012) was an archaeologist and historian who worked on Eccles Roman Villa and became Council member…

If the walls could speak………..

Examples of figurative art among graffiti corpora are relatively common but no more straight forward to interpret than some of…

Friday 3rd February 2023, @ 7.30pm £5 An Illustrated Talk by Wayne Perkins ‘In person‘ only Sheppey Little Theatre, Meyrick Road, Sheerness…

The small face of a Green Man carved into the spandrel of the 14th century arcading, St Mary the Virgin,…

A fine example of how a multi-disciplinary approach to archaeology can unlock the secrets of ancient buildings. An Ancient Building…

Hosted by the London Fortean Society Venue: The Bell, 50 Middlesex Street E1 7EX (Tubes: Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East) Date: 28th…

The Ox Row public house resides in a timber framed building built in 1594 on the Market Square, Salisbury. It…

An example of ‘memorial’ graffiti cut into the chancel arch just above the north ‘squint,’ St Michael & All Saints,…

St Swithins’ church, Lower Quinton, Warwickshire This article details the surprise discovery of a six-petalled rosette1 motif cut into the…