The Friends are looking forward to the Bridgwater & District Archaeological Society’s upcoming talk, with Cat Lodge set to discuss the work of the National Trust Archaeological Unit.

The National Trust Archaeological Unit helps protect over 90,000 archaeological sites ranging from stone circles to Cold War research facilities. It holds one of the largest collections of archaeological sites in the UK covering more than a million years of human history. We take care of more than 1,700 national monuments, eleven world heritage sites and thousands of natural places and buildings.

📍 Blake Museum
🗓️ Thursday 22nd October
⏰ 7.30pm start (doors open at 7pm)
🎟️ FREE for Bridgwater & District Archaeological Society members, £3 on the door for non-members