Notices
- The next ballot to elect new Fellows will take place on 29 April 2010. To vote, click here or wait for your ballot paper in the mailing, being posted out next week. For a list of the 47 Fellows newly elected between October and December last year go to News in Brief.
Making History
300 YEARS OF ANTIQUARIES IN BRITAIN
The Society's travelling exhibition, Making History: 300 years of antiquaries in Britain, has now completed its tour of regional museums, but a full record can be seen on the 'Making History' website, which has images and detailed notes on all the exhibits. The website also allows you to explore our interactive timeline of 'Making History Milestones', and unwrap the 15th-century Roll Chronicle that was one of the major features of the exhibition. 'Making History' is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Supporting the Society
HELP us continue to make history in our fourth century
As we enter our fourth century, we cannot continue to make history alone. If you are considering pledging your support to the nation’s antiquities, to conservation and restoration, to the legacy of William Morris, and to programmes helping young and adult learners better appreciate the past, then please pay a visit the Society’s new Support Us pages and discover how you can make a difference.
SALON
News from the Heritage World
Read Salon (the Society of Antiquaries of London's Online Newsletter) for the latest heritage news including the homecoming of Empress Ædgyth, grand -daughter of Alfred the Great; at Stonehenge the visitor centre gets the green light but the A433 road closure decision faces delays; the Iron Age torques on display at the National Museum of Scotland; fire at St Mel’s Cathedral; Fellows on TV — past and present — and playing in a punk rock band; and obituaries for Miep Gies, Kate Hunter, Edward Johnson, Gwenllian Jones, Derek Matthews, David Tyrwhitt-Drake Clarke and Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle.