Maintains the database of archaeological sites, historic buildings, and maritime sites in Wales. The National Monuments Record of Wales is open daily for public reference. Supplies authoritative information for government, corporate bodies and the general public.

Five full-time permanent archaeologists act as curators for properties of the National Trust for Scotland, providing cultural resource management. Runs training excavations and surveys, and provides training for some long-term volunteers.

The body responsible for the conservation, management and display of the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the State Apartments at Kensington Palace, the Banqueting House, Whitehall, Kew Palace and Queen Charlotte’s Cottage. Fieldwork and recording undertaken in connection with necessary conservation, maintenance and re-presentation projects. Large scale archaeological work carried out by contractors.

New archaeological handling collection available from May at Corbridge Roman Site. consists of wide range of real and replica objects relating to Hadrian’s Wall.

The British Academy is the national academy for the promotion of advanced research and scholarship in the humanities and social sciences. One of 18 sections is devoted to archaeology.

The Council for British Archaeology is the principal UK-wide non-governmental organisation that promotes knowledge, appreciation and care of the historic environment for the benefit of present and future generations. Individual members receive a welcome pack, automatic membership of a CBA region, bi-monthly copies of the ‘British Archaeology’ magazine including ‘CBA Briefing’, and other benefits.

The English Heritage teams at Fort Cumberland are part of the wider EH Research and Standards Group. They comprise the Archaeological Projects, Archaeological Science, and Maritime Teams, together with Graphics, Archaeological Archives, Archaeological Information Systems, and Admin Teams.

Ordnance Survey is the National Mapping Agency for Great Britain. We have just rebuilt the Historical Mapping pages on our website. Our Historical Mapping Archive holds approximately 500,000 original maps, dating back to the early 19th century. They cover most towns and villages in Great Britain and our historical researchers will be happy to identify [...]

CADW (which is the Welsh for ‘To keep’) is the historic environment division of the Welsh Assembly Government. It is responsible for protecting, conserving and promoting ancient monuments and historic buildings in Wales.

The National Monuments record is the public archive of English Heritage. The collection contains over 8 million photos covering all parts of England and includes images of historic buildings and archaeological sites from the ground and from the air. Thousands of plans, drawings and reports are also held. Online resources and a range of search [...]

An executive Agency within the Scottish Office responsible for administering legislation, looking after monuments in State care, rescue archaeology and AM & HB grants

Records and interprets the archaeological sites, monuments and buildings of Scotland’s past and promotes a greater appreciation of their value through the National Monuments Record of Scotland (NMRS), the national archive of the Scottish built environment. The website includes access to the searchable database of the NMRS, giving information on Scottish sites and an index [...]