The Friends of the Newport Ship (S.O.S.) is a Registered Charity formed in 2002 to promote knowledge and information about the Newport Mediaeval Ship and to foster an appreciation of the maritime and industrial heritage of South Wales. The Association aims to provide a forum for debate, monitor progress on conservation of the vessel and… [Continue Reading]

A recently formed Society looking at local issues within St Asaph and surrounding areas

Educational visits covering the Roman, Saxon and Victorian ages. Reproduction artefacts and clothing, photo library, translation service (Classical and Late Latin, Gothic), background artistes.

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.

Ancient materials, technology and conservation co-operative. Runs workshops in experimental archaeology, makes replicas, and carries out technological and conservation research. Displays and public viewing gallery attached to foundry in Chatham’s Historic Dockyard.

The Uttoxeter Archaeological Society (U.A.S.) was formed in September 2002 to explore the Archaeology of Uttoxeter and the surrounding area. This amateur society aims to provide a focus for people interested in the towns’ history and prehistory. The society undertakes a range of activities including a programme of talks, School after school clubs, collection exhibitions,… [Continue Reading]

Our society holds meetings each month September – May at Friend’s meeting House, Albert Rd, Ashford. Meetings start 7.30pm 3rd Monday of the month

Bexley Archaeological Group (BAG) provides an ongoing programme of field trips, research, projects & lectures. It provides an adult education course on the archaeology of the Bexley area and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Projects undertaken include survey and excavation work. Currently has excavation in progress at Norht Cray. Volunteers required.Membership Secretary, 40 The Priory, Priory… [Continue Reading]

Programme of lectures and outings. Monitors planning applications. Continuing finds processing and publication of past excavations. Observation & Records of local sites on behalf of English Heritage. Support the newly formed Kingston Y.A C.

Programme of monthly lectures October to April. Also carries out fieldwork survey projects and watching briefs on developments.

Aims to protect, conserve and raise public awareness to the multitude of antiquities in Grampian region, NE Scotland. Publishes quarterly newsletter and meets annually at a stone circle. Encourages publishing & personal resear

Programme of monthly lectures from October to April. Publishes two bulletins a year, the bi-annual ‘Scottish Archaeological Journal’, and archaeological monographs. Excursions take place all year round and occasional conferences are organised.

Mostly a local history society but we do a bit of excavating and cleaning, tidying up relevant sites locally.

Collects and records information on Norfolk’s historic buildings. Talks, trips workshops and publications. Summer field trips and courses on measuring and palaeography. Runs a wide range of activities including training events for those wanting to learn how to record standing buildings archaeologically and to trace their documentary sources.

Interests are local history, natural history, archaeology, genealogy.

A very active amateur society operates the Clydesdale area in Scotland. Regular lecture and visits programme from September to May. Activities include fieldwalking as well as survey work with resistivity meter and EDM. Current work includes resistivity survey on Castledykes, Roman Fort, EDM survey of local farms and research work on Timothy Pont’s 1596 map… [Continue Reading]

Programme of lectures from October to April. Outings. Publishes autumn news sheet and spring magazine. Monitors planning applications.

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

Programme of lectures and excursions. Research on items of geological, natural history and historical interest is carried out by members and published annually in the Moray Field Club Bulletin.

Active group who go out field walking, metal detecting (all finds recorded) outings. Historical talks once a month. Metal detecting meeting once a month. We carry out discovery work for local churches, sites etc. We use metal detectors, when given permission by farmers etc., to enable us to better understand a site. All finds including… [Continue Reading]