North Lincs Museum Society presents: Sand, Peat and Warp.
Luke Parker of York Archaeological Trust will present the findings from extensive fieldwork from a 2200 hectare site between
western Scunthorpe and the river Trent spanning a period
from post-glacial to modern. Monday 7.15pm. St Bernadettes, Scunthorpe, Lincs. All welcome. £5 fee for non members.

Our last meeting before we start our spring/summer field events will be on Monday, 13th April 7.15pm. We will be visited by Professor Geoffrey Codd, PhD, FRSE, MBE.
Geoffrey gives his talk entitled "Dinosaur deaths, historical and recent examples of animal and human poisonings.

Bringing Beavers back to Lincolnshire - Wild Wrendale.
Hannah Dale will cover the rewilding of a 300-acre former arable farm, the return of beavers, some of the challenges her and husband Jack faced in the project, and the results
that they are already seeing. MONDAY 9 MARCH 7.15PM. St Bernadettes Church Hall, Scunthorpe.

North Lincs Museum Society presents this month’s speaker Dave Smith. His talk takes us to the mouth of the Humber Estuary and
“The Sunken Pirate Island of Ravenser Odd that
Threatened Grimsby’s Existence”. Please come and hear all about Ravenser Odd, a pirate island arising out of the sea only to return some century and a half later. 7.15pm Monday 23rd February. £5 fee for non members.

Of the 18 main species of rattlesnake in North America
Rolf shares his personal encounters with 14 of them...up close! Across California and Arizona, Rudolf films these mysterious, much maligned, and deeply misunderstood
reptiles. Some present themselves startlingly - others are almost impossible to find. £5 entry fee for non members. DN16 2RS.

We once again welcome Dave Gibson who will this time
present a talk entitled “The Lincolnshire Pathfinder
Squadron” and examine its significance in the success of
the aerial war from 1941 to 1945.

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