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Venue Events
- What lies beneath Max Gate? Live stream of discussion about excavations at Thomas Hardy’s former home
- ONLINE TALK: Working together: British Museum and the Wiltshire Museum
- Bremhill Parish: a community history project
- ONLINE LECTURE: Celtic Languages, Migrations and Milk: The genetics of Britain 1500 BC-43 AD
- ONLINE TALK: Engaging our Community: Ravilious Downland Man
- ONLINE LECTURE: The Marlborough Bucket: Connections and Context in the Iron Age of Southern Britain
- ONLINE LECTURE: Staging the World of Stonehenge
- ONLINE EVENT: Connections: Avebury and Orkney
- ONLINE LECTURE: Wiltshire’s White Horses
- ONLINE LECTURE: Sutton Hoo 2021- old stories and new adventures
- Devizes Assize Court – a progress report
- ONLINE LECTURE: Ravilious in Wiltshire
- ONLINE TALK: Bowood and Whetham: Capability Brown and Landscape Design
- postponed ONLINE LECTURE: From Milan to Draycot Cerne. The Funerary Helmet of Sir Thomas Long
- ONLINE LECTURE: The World of the Nebra Sky Disk: new horizons in Bronze Age Europe
- ONLINE EVENT: Behind the scenes tour – Ways of Seeing Wiltshire
- Online lecture: King Athelstan and the Making of England
- ONLINE LECTURE: Eric Ravilious: Downland Man
- ONLINE LECTURE: Eric Ravilious: Downland Man
- ONLINE TALK: Wiltshire’s nonconformist chapels – a fine architectural heritage
- ONLINE TALK: Wiltshire Constituencies and the 1832 Reform Act
- ONLINE TALK: John Leland: a Tudor traveller in Wiltshire
- ONLINE TALK: King Alfred and the Origins of Chippenham
- ONLINE TALK: All history is local: Wilton, 1066, and the VCH past, present and future
- ONLINE TALK: Revising the Wiltshire Pevsner
- ONLINE TALK: Trying to Understand Wiltshire Townscapes
- Hartmoor and the Devizes Castle Deer Park
- ONLINE EVENT: Story of Devizes Q&A with John Girvan
- ONLINE EVENT: Buzzkill: The Victorians and the Vibrator
- ONLINE EVENT: Making Public History Fun: an online Q & A session with Greg Jenner
- What Goes Around Comes Around: Wiltshire, from Stone Circles to Corn Circles – Tom Holland
- Latest archaeological news and research – Q & A session
- ONLINE LECTURE – Building a new chronology for the Mount Pleasant mega-henge by Susan Greaney
- ONLINE LECTURE: Prehistory in History
- ONLINE LECTURE: Mycenean Gold-working and parallels in Brittany and Wessex: New Research
- Online Lecture – The Forgotten Country House: The Rise and Fall of Roundway Park
- Overpaid, oversexed, and under Aldbourne? Digging D-Day’s ‘Band of Brothers’ – Richard Osgood
- Hidden Elements: Folk Art and Protection Marks within the Lacock Barns – Tony Hack
- Ludgershall Castle – recent archaeological investigations – Ray Kennedy
- Recent work on the Roman ritual complex at Teffont, Wiltshire – David Roberts
- Recent Portable Antiquities Scheme Finds – Wil Partridge
- A Stourhead Notebook – David Dawson
- What’s around the town? Results of initial geophysical exploration of the environs of Roman Verlucio – Andy Payne
- New work on old rocks: recent fieldwork in the sarsen fields of Wiltshire – Katy Whitaker
- Ogbourne St Andrew Barrow – 3D Geophysics– Bruce Fox
- A Wealth of Knowledge: Unlocking a Decade of Archaeological Research – Lisa Brown
- A survey of recent archaeological discoveries in Wiltshire and Swindon – Melanie Pomeroy-Kellinger
- AGM of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society
- The Lacock Cup: a Medieval silver master-piece from St Cyriac’s Church
- Romans in Calne: The ‘Fates’ Sculpture – ONLINE TALK
- WW2 in Devizes: A Day in the Life of a German Prisoner of War in Devizes
- WW2 and Devizes: The Home Front – ONLINE TALK
- Geochemical fingerprinting the Sarsen stones at Stonehenge – David Nash
- ONLINE LECTURE: The prehistoric chalkland landscape of Stonehenge, Avebury and Dorchester – tearing up the text books and starting again
- Curious Kids: Bugs
- Digital Curious Kids: Terrific Toys
- Digital Curious Kids: Saxon Crafts
- Digital Curious Kids: Zoom like an Egyptian
- Stonehenge: new light on its origins – Mike Parker Pearson
- REARRANGED: Devizes Castle – Norman Stronghold to Victorian Folly