Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society

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Volume	Year	Guests	Members	Password (hover over)	Volume	Year	Guests	Members	Password (hover over)
I	1960	See	Download	View	XXIV	1983	See	Download	View
II	1961	See	Download	View	XXV	1984	See	Download	View
III	1962	See	Download	View	XXVI	1985	See	Download	View
IV	1963	See	Download	View	XXVII	1986	See	Download	View
V	1964	See	Download	View	XXVIII	1987	See	Download	View
VI	1965	See	Download	View	XXIX	1988	See	Download	View
VII	1966	See	Download	View	XXX	1989	See	Download	View
VIII	1967	See	Download	View	XXXI	1990	See	Download	View
IX	1968	See	Download	View	XXXII	1991	See	Download	View
X	1969	See	Download	View	XXXIII	1992	See	Download	View
XI	1970	See	Download	View	XXXIV	1993	See	Download	View
XII	1971	See	Download	View	XXXV	1994	See	Download	View
XIII	1972	See	Download	View	XXXVI	1995	See	Download	View
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XXII	1981	See	Download	View	XLV	2011	See	Download	View
XXIII	1982	See	Download	View	XLVI	2013	See	Download	View

was founded as Lichfield Archaeological and Historical Society in 1957, and produced its first volume of transactions in 1959-60. After two name changes, the society assumed its present style, Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society in 1993-94.

All of the society’s transactions’ volumes to 2013 are downloadable here. The society continues to meet and to publish.

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Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society, Staffordshire archaeology, Staffordshire history, Staffordshire local studies, Transactions Vols 1-47, South Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society, SAHS, SSAHS, Transactions

Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society

You aren’t learning anything while you’re talking. Lyndon B Johnson

The society had a special interest in the Roman settlement at Wall, Staffordshire, Roman Letocetum. Correspondence, including letters, antiquarian observations and visits to the site from the early eighteenth century onwards, and notes and papers, collected by the society’s researchers about the more general context of the research, can be seen here. Access is unrestricted

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SAHS Wall Research records to 2015.

Historical Accounts of Wall Roman Site. The type-written manuscript begins with the notes of one Edward Arblaster in 1719, and following, to his friend, a Mr Hearn.

Recent Excavations at Etocetum, 1873,Bagnall, J.N.

Wall and its Roman Roads. Typewritten manuscript of 1920s research by H.R.Hodginson. Includes report on Shenstone R. Site. Ryknield Street Section by Hodgkinson (image). Further note on Ryknield Street by the same author. Also by the same author (1920s) Wall Burial Ground.

Wall By-Pass Report, 1972. Wall Aerial Survey, 1970 (correspondence). Place-Names of Roman Britain, 1970s (extract).

Engleton Roman Villa, Brewood - Report.

Mancetter, a Mid-First Century Half Legionary Fort.

The Early Church in Mercia - notes.

Wall Mansio plaster - notes.

Wall Reports correspondence , 1970s.

Wall Summary Report , 1981.

WMNRR (M6 toll) Implications Report , 1990s.

Reports on excavations at Wall and historical research are contained in the society’s transations, and there are further sequences concerning Roman Wall in the transactions of the North Staffordshire Field Club, elsewhere on this website. Recent aerial surveys of the Wall area are found in Surveys section of this website.