Kingston upon Thames Archaeological Society
DISSOLUTION OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The Executive Committee of Kingston upon Thames Archaeological Society [KUTAS] decided that because it had not been able to recruit sufficient people to fill key vacant positions on the Committee, despite of the expenditure of much effort, it was not possible for KUTAS to continue. Accordingly, on 7th July 2022, at a Special General Meeting of KUTAS held in compliance with its Constitution, the Chairman proposed that the Society be dissolved. This motion was carried with 22 votes for, none against and one abstention. Therefore, with much regret we report that as from the end of the meeting on 7th July 2022 KUTAS, which was founded in 1969, was dissolved.
For anyone with an interest in archaeology and history......
KUTAS 50th Anniversary Conference
20th July 2019
On 20th July 2019 KUTAS will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary with an all-day Conference, including various speakers with a great range of experience of Kingston's archaeology.
The conference will be at our usual venue - Surbiton Library Hall, on Ewell Road, KT6 6AG
9:45am to 4pm: buffet lunch, tea and coffee provided
Cost in advance: £10 members, £12 non-members, £15 on the door
An overview of excavations by the Society and other professionals, from Bronze Age to 'yesterday', using historic and modern methods.
SPEAKERS:
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Sue and John Janaway - founder members
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Jon Cotton - ex Museum of London - prehistory
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David Field - ex RCHM and English Heritage - Bronze Age
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Steve Nelson - ex English Heritage - Pottery
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Duncan Hawkins - CgMs Consulting
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Ian West - historic buildings specialist