Programme of monthly lectures September to April. Alternate fortnights there is an informal members evening. Field visits in Summer. Publishes a journal

Industrial archaeology in Cornwall and West Devon. Regular monthly meetings, field trips. Quarterly newsletter and annual journal.

Regular programme of lectures, summer walks and field trips. Publishes annual journal ‘Bristol & Avon Archaeology’. The society encourages its members to undertake and publish their own research and to undertake parish survey work, and can offer small grants to assist this Surveying and garden archaeology. Please contact for details.

Archaeological and local history talks plus archaeological collections.

A group based on members who attended an adult education class on the subject given by the project leader. Uses geophysical survey, fieldwalking, watching briefs, map-work, aerial archaeology and archival research in an attempt to locate vanished Roman Roads within the bounds of the present day City of Birmingham heading for the Roman Fort at [...]

A small group active within the Wallington Valley, to the north of Portsmouth. We are investigating the settlement pattern of the valley and hope to find archaeological dating evidence for specific sites. Our prime activities are field surveying with small scale excavations. New members welcome.

A forum for communication between members of the Association who represent the majority of Scotland’s local authorities.

Programme of five archaeological talks per year on last Friday of the month in January, March, May, July and October. Carries out various kinds of fieldwork, but concentrating on Thames foreshore surveys. Also carries out finds processing. Publishes ‘The Wandsworth Historian’ and other publications.

Margaret and Ron Curtis provide guided tours of all the Callanish sites for visitors, and specialist groups (by appointment). Exhibition on archaeoastronomy always open (except Sundays). Fieldwalking continues, and 6 books, 8 mini-guides, postcards and a 20 minute video on the Callanish Stones have been published. In 2006 the moon is at the end of [...]

Varied programme of lectures and outings. Excavations and field work at weekends.

The Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group researches and records the vernacular architecture of Yorkshire, organises day-schools, conferences and walkabouts, and publishes newssheets and an annual journal.

Founded to conserve and maintain the remains of Craswall Priory in Herefordshire. No excavation at this site, but see entry for Rauzet.

SAHS covers the whole of Staffordshire. The society was founded in 1959 and has published transactions almost annually since. It is a large society with a considerable institutional membership. Talks by eminent speakers are given throughout the winter months to meetings of the society. In the summer months other events are organised for the varied [...]

Promotion of Archaeology in S E Cornwall, Plymouth, W & S Devon by provision of Winter lectures and Summer Site visits. Occasional field work.

Monthly lectures. Twice yearly visits.

Post excavation work continues on the excavation of the medieval pottery kiln at Norlington Lane, Ringmer. Opportunities for ‘watching briefs’ for the local Planning Authorities.

The Society was founded in 2000 to investigate finds that had resulted from field walking on the south side of the Burton Hills in South Warwickshire. A combination of aerial photography geophysics and field walking has revealed a large dispersed multi period settlement. The first site excavated and now closed revealed a large RB aisled [...]

Twice monthly meetings October to March. Field/hill-walking throughout the year. Summer programme of visits. Residential week. Occasional excavations.

Programme of lectures. Publishes newsletter and transactions.