Programme:
Meet in front of Salisbury Cathedral at 11.00 (in west walk of cloister if raining). There is a train from Waterloo at 9.20 which arrives at Salisbury station at 10.50 for anyone travelling from London.
11:00 – 13:00 Salisbury cathedral and Museum with Tim Tatton-Brown and John McNeill.
We will look at the material from Old Sarum which survives in the precinct and divide into two groups at 12.00. Tim Tatton-Brown will take group 1 into the cathedral to look at the Osmund shrine base and tomb of Roger; John McNeill will take group 2 into the museum – and then we swop groups at 12.30.
13:00 – 14:15 Lunch break
14:30 – 16:30 Old Sarum with Tim Tatton-Brown and John McNeill
The study day fee is £20 for members (please bring this with you; cheque or cash) and free for students. All participants will have to book into Old Sarum, for which there is a fee of £5.90 (free for English Heritage Members). The students who have to pay the £5.90 booking fee for Old Sarum will be reimbursed the fee along with their travel expenses. The Study Day is limited to a maximum of 20 people – 10 students and 10 members. Email studydays@thebaa.org to register.
IMPORTANT: We will ask everyone to make individual online bookings for Old Sarum via the English Heritage booking system. HOWEVER, NUMBERS ARE LIMITED SO PLEASE FIRST CONFIRM YOU HAVE A PLACE AND YOU WILL THEN BE GIVEN DETAILS ON HOW TO PROCEED.
Current regulations for visits to the Cathedral, Museum and Old Sarum require all visitors to wear face masks
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