Chichester & District Archaeology Society (CDAS)

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Chichester & District Archaeology Society (CDAS)

Chichester & District Archaeology Society (CDAS)

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We are a local archaeology society working in and around the Chichester Area. A friendly bunch interested in all aspects of archaeology and heritage

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Next Talk: William Foot 'Of George and Allectus'. Arising from research for a novel set in the 19th century, did the battle against usurper Allectus in 296AD take place on the road from Chichester to Silchester? When: Wednesday 22nd October, 7.30 at @NewParkCentre, Chichester.
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Great morning doing resistivity last saturday. Halnaker Windmill. Exercise, friendships and good for mental health.
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Next talk: James Sainsbury - The Highdown Big Dig. Curator of Worthing Museum and Project Lead for Highdown Big Dig 2025, he'll talk on community dig that took place July 2025. Over 4000 visited Highdown over the excavation. Weds 28th Jan, 7.30pm, New Park Centre, Chichester
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Learning The Silk Road. The places, the smells, the religions and the arts!
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Next Talk: James Kenny, Chichester District Council archaeologist, on the results of CDAS’s investigations of the medieval remains in Priory Park, Chichester, in 2022-2025. When: 7.30 on Wednesday 24th of September at New Park Centre, Chichester.
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CDAS open days Monday 22nd & Tuesday 23rd between 1300 – 1600 to see results of investigation on Stansted House's South Lawn Park at the garden centre and walk through house via the Dutch Garden. If you can visit the State Rooms and the servant quarters; stanstedpark.co.uk
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West Sussex Archives Society would like to invite members to their Conference on 27th September at the New Park Centre, Chichester. On booking please tell them your society name. The conference starts at 11 15 ans the feehe rate for non-members of WSAS is £25.
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Great morning for our young archaeologists up in Highdown Hill, digging and exploring the area. Thanks to James Brown and James Sainsbury for the opportunity. 20ish happy kids.
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Great morning up Cissbury Hillfort. Guests and Steve brought flints.
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Next Talk: Mark Roberts on 'Recent archaeological discoveries from some of the landed estates of western Sussex'. Recent work continues to shed light on the archaeology and history of our area and allows a deeper. When: 7.30, Wednesday 26th of March @NewParkCinema, Chichester.
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As a protected species, it is illegal to kill or harm an adder. If you do encounter one, you needn't worry too much, just observe from a safe distance and wait for them to pass or, just leave them be.
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Snakes on a plain! Well, sort of. Adders are waking up from their winter slumber and ready to capture those beautiful rays of sunshine. Usually shy, adders are venomous, and dogs should be kept on the lead on access land, just to be on the safe side. 📷 Julia Vasylevska
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