As part of its 150th anniversary celebrations the Society arranged a series of outings to the Antonine Wall starting with the eastern section in 2005, central section in 2006 and concluding with the western section in 2007.
Andrew was born in Glasgow and spent most of his recent working life in aviation and held a Private Pilot’s licence. He had worked for both the Transport Security Administration in the USA as well as the Department for Transport in the UK.
Volume 39 of the Scottish Archaeological Journal is on schedule to be published in March 2017. It will contain several book and museum reviews along with information on the 2017 Dalrymple Lectures on the archaeology of Roman Sicilly.
Read more: Forthcoming: Scottish Archaeological Journal Volume 39
GAS trip to the deserted mining village Mavis Valley on the Forth and Clyde canal and the remains of Cadder 17 mine, scene of the mining disaster in 1913.
Continuing Glasgow Archaeological Society's programme of guest lectures into 2017, we are pleased to welcome Professor Trevor Watkins, who will giving his talk "Re-thinking the Neolithic: the Clash between Old Ideas and New Ideas and New Data" on Thursday, January 19th, 2017, at 7.30pm in Lecture Theatre 2 of the Boyd Orr Building, University of Glasgow.
This year's 2016/17 Dalrymple Lecture Series is being delivered by Professor Roger Stalley on Ireland and the art of stone carving in early medieval Europe, beginning on Monday, November 14, 2016, at 6.30pm in the Sir Charles Wilson Lecture Theatre, University of Glasgow (corner of Gibson Street and University Avenue).
