Archaeology Lectures
The society organsises a series of lectures over the winter season. These are normally focused on topics of local interest and are given by archaeology professionals or by local people with specialist knowledge. The lectures last approximately 1 hour (depending on the topic) and are followed by a question and answer session.
Members of the society have free access to these meetings but members of the public are also welcome on payment of a small charge.
Our meetings take place on the second floor of Marriott's Warehouse which can be reached by stairs or lift. The meeting room is large and well-equipt with an overhead project and sound facilities. The ground floor of the building has a very nice restaurent and you can buy light refreshments, including hot drinks, from the bar there.
Lecture Programme
The program of lectures for the next season can now be found under the 'Lectures' tab above.
Kettlewell Lane
Socially distanced visit and picnic
A successful picnic/guided visit to Kettlewell Lane and Littleport Street occurred on the first Sunday in October. But, at present no further events are organised.
WNKLAS In The News
The society has been in the local Newspapers recently in coverage of the conference to celebrate our 50year anniversary and also the presentation to John Smallwood one of the founders.
King John's Treasure
The society's investigation of a local farm contributed to a programme made for US television as part of the Expedition Unknown series. This systematic survey of an area that was a likely route for the Royal Treasure was also the subject of a recent lecture evening.