• Lecture Series

    Announcing November's Dalrymple Lecture Series...

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  • The Antonine Wall

    Check out the Society's latest publication.

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  • Save the Galloway Hoard

    Save the Galloway Hoard

    In 2014, a metal detectorist discovered the richest collection of Viking-age objects ever found in Britain or Ireland. Now, National Read More
  • Guest lecturer, Dr John Reid

    Coming Soon: The Battle for Burnswark Hill

    Over the last four years work has been progressing at Burnswark Hill in east Dumfriesshire to re-investigate previous assumptions about Read More
  • GAS Lecture Programme 2017/18

    GAS Lecture Programme 2017/18

    Glasgow Archaeological Society is pleased to announce our lecture programme for the coming season. Here are some dates for your Read More
  • Professor Roger Wilson

    Announcing the Dalrymple Lecture Series 2017/18

    Glasgow Archaeological Society is pleased to announce that the Dalrymple Lecture Series 2017/2018 will be welcoming Professor Roger Wilson, from Read More
  • GAS Excursion: Douglas, South Lanarkshire

    GAS Excursion: Douglas, South Lanarkshire

    Members of Glasgow Archaeological Society are invited to join us on an excursion to the historic town of Douglas in Read More
  • Rough Castle Fort

    GAS Excursion: Antonine Wall

    As part of its 150th anniversary celebrations the Society arranged a series of outings to the Antonine Wall starting with Read More

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    Upcoming events

    19 Oct 2017
    07:30PM -
    GAS Lecture: The Battle for Burnswark Hill
    13 Nov 2017
    06:30PM -
    Dalrymple Lecture: Lecture One – Setting the scene: provincia Sicilia
    14 Nov 2017
    06:30PM -
    Dalrymple Lecture: Lecture Two – Living in luxury: the late Roman villa at Caddeddi on the Tellaro
    15 Nov 2017
    06:30PM -
    Dalrymple Lecture: Lecture Three – Philippianus and his rural estate: recent excavations at Gerace near Enna
    16 Nov 2017
    07:30PM -
    Dalrymple Lecture: Lecture Four – Dining with the dead: life and death in an early Byzantine village at Punta Secca near Ragusa