Post-excavation work and documentary research. Survey and excavation at High Legh.

Programme of talks and field visits. Publishes a newsletter and books and booklets on aspects of Whitchurch history.

The Group records urban and rural buildings and researches their history: focussing on ‘vernacular’ buildings of Northumberland, Durham, and Tyne & Wear. Results are published in our occasional journal ‘Northumbrian Building Studies’. Meetings are informal, and no membership fees are charged. New members with or without experience are welcome.

This small group was established after the discovery of a Romano-British villa site in 1984. Excavations have since been ongoing, Sunday’s only, most of the villa building is inside the confines of the village church, but an apsidal wing and two sides of a ditched enclosure are available. Iron age features, postholes and gullies are [...]

Members may obtain field work experience with the South Cadbury Environs Project. Historical projects concerning field names and Parish Histories in the area are ongoing with a view to publishing.

Maidstone Area Archaeological Group

The Society having dug in the Bray area of the Thames for many years has been able to assist the Oxford Archaeological Unit in their excavations at the Eton Rowing trench – see CA 148 and our members have been trowelling on the site. Members also support Slough Museum with rota of stewards and have [...]

Programme of lectures and outings. Carries out watching briefs and intermittent excavations.

Publishes Transactions. Has an excursion and lecture programme of local interest.

Programme of winter lectures and summer field trips. Have just published a booklet on the archaeology of the Manor Valley, and now doing a similar survey of Eddleston Parish.

Programme of monthly talks January to March, monthly outings April to September, and monthly talks October to December. Ongoing watching brief on local developments.

Publishes transactions. Individual members have taken part in excavations and in recording for Sites and Monuments Record.

Programme of lectures October to May. Day-long excursions in summer. The club has its own library and publishes an annual journal, The Montgomeryshire Collections, as well as various other publications. The Club published a Millennium volume: An Historical Atlas of Montgomeryshire. In 2003 published Transportation by Montgomeryshire Courts 1788-1868 by Brian Owen

Programme of weekly lectures in winter, and summer visits. Library for use of members. Undertakes small excavations and survey projects.

Monthly lecture meetings. Visits to historic sites once or twice a year. Small museum opened from April to October.

The national archaeological society of Wales. Organises field meetings. Publishes the journal ‘Archaeologia Cambrensis’. Provides some funding for research. For Grant applications contact the General Secretary, 28 Gipsy Lane, Exmouth, EX8 3HN

Predominantly a series of monthly evening meetings from September to April inclusive with at least one summer visit to a house of historical interest.

Publishes two newsletters in spring and autumn. Conference in autumn. Provides grants for archaeological work and projects. Active in respect of archaeological issues of public concern.