Our AGM begins at 7.00 pm followed by lecture During the Outstrays to Skeffling Managed Realignment Scheme, a joint initiative by the Environment Agency and Associated British Ports, excavations undertaken by York Archaeology revealed a surprising amount of archaeology, from prehistoric to medieval. What caught media attention was a possible Roman oyster processing site near Skeffling. Mary-Anne Slater of York Archaeology will present an account of these fascinating discoveries. The lecture will take place in LT1, Wilberforce Building, The University of Hull on Wednesday 15 April at 7.30 pm. For those unable to attend we hope to livestream - details will be sent to members with a digital link to join on the night. Free to ERAS members. £3 for guests. We look forward to seeing you all there! Photo courtesy of The Environment Agency

Unfortunately, our next Field Studies meeting has had to be delayed until Wednesday 8th April.  The meeting will still take place at our usual venue at St Nicholas Community Centre, Holmechurch Lane, Beverley HU17 0QP at 7:30pm through to 9:00pm.  The room is on the right, top of the stairs as you enter the building. In this session, Matt will be continuing his interesting and well received sessions on key aspects of site organisation and excavation strategies, in particular, this month he will be covering the use of site matrices and how to phase archaeological remains. This, as always, will be a friendly, fun and informal session with a mix of knowledge and abilities.  Field studies is open to all members and no prior experience is necessary.  If you have never been, come and give it a try.