HAHG Lecture: Chiltern Landscape and Archaeology
The popular speaker Dr Jill Eyers, geologist and archaeologist, gave the Henley Archaeological & Historical Group a talk at its […]
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HAHG Lecture: Lost Villages of Oxfordshire
The landscape historian Deborah Hayter spoke to the Henley Archaeological & Historical Group at its latest meeting on 2 May on […]
HAHG Lecture: All the Queens’ Jewels 1445-1548
The Henley Archaeological & Historical Group welcomed again to its April meeting Dr Nicola Tallis, who spoke on the subject […]
HAHG Lecture: Walking with the Barrow – Sisters’ Excavations 2016-22
At the February meeting of the Henley Archaeological & Historical Group, one of its members, Susanna Venn, who is retraining […]
HAHG Lecture: The Building of Henley
Dr Geoffrey Tyack of the University of Oxford gave a well-attended presentation on 3 January to the Henley Archaeological & […]
HAHG Lecture: The Archaeology of the Middle Thames
On 6 December Archaeologist Dr Gabor Thomas of Reading University gave the Henley Archaeological & Historical Group an insight into recent […]
HAHG Talk: The Roman Invasions of Britain
Members of the Henley Archaeological & Historical Group were treated on 1 November to a talk by the military historian Bill […]
HAHG Talk: A Short History of the University of Oxford
The new season of Henley Archaeological and Historical Group’s regular talks started on 4 October with Alastair Lack, a Green […]
HAHG Talk: the Earl and the Pharaoh by Lady Carnarvon
In a special talk, outside the monthly programme of the HAHG, members and others welcomed Lady Carnarvon, of Highclere Castle […]
HAHG Talk: The Earl and the Pharaoh – Lady Carnarvon
The Countess of Carnarvon, an award-winning author, is visiting the Chantry House, Henley-on-Thames on Friday 16 September 2022 to give […]