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Early Tudor Maritime Plymouth Talk

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Cornwall Archaeological Society Talk - Open To All!

Martin Read, Maritime Archaeologist: Early Tudor Maritime Plymouth

By the late medieval period Plymouth had become the third most important English port (after London and Bristol). This talk will look at some of the maritime events and archaeology associated with Plymouth during the early Tudor period.

Beginning at 8pm - St.Martins Church Hall, Church Street, Liskeard. PL14 3AD

Caradon Amateur Geology Group Programme 2018

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Here is the Caradon Amateur Geology Group programme for the next couple of months:

 16 February  Long Room, Liskeard 7.30pm. Talk - How to Build a Mountain

 24 February  Field Trip to Bude. Meet at 11am in The Wharf car park. EX23 8LG

 16 March  Long Room, Liskeard 7.30pm. AGM followed by Talk - What I Found on my Geological Map.

 31 March  Field Trip to Puckator Rocks. Meet at 11am at St Cleer Church. We will be doing a bit of path clearance. Please bring secateurs & gloves.

 Meetings & Field Trips open to all. Non members £3. Please bring food & drink on the field trips & dress for the weather conditions

Caradon Archaeology AGM and 2017 Update

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Caradon Archaeology was set up by the Caradon Hill Area Heritage Project to monitor the condition of scheduled monuments (over 700) in the Caradon Area. Our reports are sent to the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Historic Environment Service.

These in turn are used by Historic England to monitor the condition of the archaeology in the area and inform how to improve it.

Can you help us? Please come along, membership is free and we are a friendly bunch!

Linkinhorne The Story of a Cornish Parish

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A crowd-authored book with all profits going to local charities.

Masterminded by local author and journalist Simon Parker and written by over 40 people with ties to Linkinhorne Parish this is a must have book for anyone interested in Bodmin Moor and southeast Cornwall. 

Every conceivable topic is covered by professional archaeologists and historians through to local historians and those who just know. 

Search for "Caradon Archaeology" on Facebook to find out how to get your copy.

The Remarkable Daniel Gumb

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The Remarkable Daniel Gumb a presentation by Brian Oldham, 8.00pm at St. Martins Church Hall, Church St. on 1st Dec. Cornwall Archaeological Society - all welcome.

Historic Tales of Liskeard's Buildings and Caradon Heritage AGM

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30th November

7:30pm, Longroom, Public Hall, West St, Liskeard

Liskeard & District Museum volunteer Brian Oldham will present little known facts, anecdotes and old images of Liskeard's rich variety of shops, homes and public buildings. This will be a repeat of Brian's illustrated talk during Augustfest at the Methodist Church which "kept more than 70 people riveted for nearly an hour”. Followed by the Caradon Heritage Partnership AGM.

Con Brio Concert

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Upton Cross Parish Hall on Sunday October 15th at 2.30pm, in aid of St Luke's Hospice.

Historic Tales of Liskeard's Buildings & CHP 2017 AGM

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Liskeard & District Museum volunteer Brian Oldham will present little known facts, anecdotes and old images of Liskeard's rich variety of shops, homes and public buildings. This will be a repeat of Brian's illustrated talk during Augustfest at the Methodist Church which "kept more than 70 people riveted for nearly an hour”. Followed by the Caradon Heritage Partnership AGM.

30th November 2017

Longroom, Liskeard Public Hall, West Street, Liskeard 7:30pm

Caradon Trail 4th Anniversary Walk

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Brian Oldham 10:30 AM Saturday 04 March

It is 4 years since the opening of the popular walking, horse riding and cycling trail stretching from Lamellion to the South West to Starabridge to the North East across our delightful corner of Cornwall.

To mark the occasion, Brian Oldham of Liskeard’s Walkers are Welcome is inviting walkers to join him on a circular route starting from St Cleer Car Park (behind the church) at 10.30am on Saturday 4th March, St.Piran’s weekend. We will follow the Trail for 3 miles along the lanes to Minions where there will be a lunch stop for 30 minutes, then back to St Cleer via the old railway track and Trethevy Quoit, another 3 miles making 6 miles in total.

If 6 miles is too much, you can join us for the first half and arrange your transport back from Minions, or join us at Minions for the second half.

Please ensure you wear shoes and clothing to suit the conditions, dogs must be on leads at all times and be prepared for a few short history stops along the way.

For more details: http://www.visitliskeard.co.uk/view-event/caradon-trail-4th-anniversary-walk/

Reading the Hurlers – the story so far

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Friday 10 March: Emma Stockley 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm,  St Martins LOWER Church Hall.

An update on the continuing project Reading the Hurler, following the lecture given on 11 March 2016, and the excavation which took place in September 2016.  As well as a report on the excavation, the lecture will include an overview of the project findings to date and an update on the community engagement elements of the project.

For more details: http://cornisharchaeology.org.uk/events/categories/talks/