Excavation and display of Bronze Age waterlogged site with museum, visitor centre and preservation hall. Volunteers accepted for most day-to-day work, maintenance, guided tours and running school programmes. Summer training excavations take place most years. Please phone for details.

The Whithorn Trust was established in 1986 and its main aim is to research through archaeological investigation the evolution of the Christian community and settlement at Whithorn.

Poulton is a multi-period rural site 3 miles south of Chester, which has been yielding evidence of 9500 years of human activity. Mesolithic Flints from 7500 BC, late Bronze Age/early Iron Age pottery and Human Cremations; Roman Pottery, brooches, coins, building material, window and goblet glass; Saxon Pottery; Medieval Graves (13/14thC) decorated floor tiles, buckles… [Continue Reading]

The Archaeological Diving Unit has now morphed into the ADUS (ADU Survey) concentrating on research into the application of ultra high definition multibeam sonar to the surveying and assessment of submerged archaeological sites.

Charitable Trust promoting archaeological research and heritage-related education in the Yorkshire Dales

Our research group consists of archaeologists, volunteers and students. Since 1995, we have been undertaking a landscape and garden survey, architectural survey, excavation, documentary research, family history and the study of the rich and varied finds we have excavated. This project forms part of the Scottish Episcopal Palaces Project, which studies medieval bishops’ palaces in… [Continue Reading]

Archaeologist and Presenter James Balme found the ancient settlement of Warburton including a previously unknown Roman Fortlet back in 1998. He has been searching the site continuously since then and has recovered numerous Bronze Age & Roman artefacts including a diminutive early Bronze Age axe in pristine condition dated to 1900BC as well as many… [Continue Reading]

An amateur group of active field archaeologists working mainly in the Peak District and undertaking a wide range of projects: excavations, surveys, fieldwalking. Organises archaeological trips and visits for members.

Oxford University MARE is a unit of Oxford University specialising in maritime archaeology excavation and research

Martin Green is a farmer excavating on his own farm, and running his own private museum – very popular with local societies. His book A Landscape Revealed- 10,000 Years on a Chalkland Farm published June 2000 by Tempus

The project will last a year and will concentrate on the aggregate producing areas of Warwickshire and the archaeology found there. The project is aimed at community groups, from school children to local history societies and it is hoped that it will create strong links between the Historic Environment Record and the local community.

Underwater archaeological group and licensees for protected wreck sites in South Devon Protected Wreck Site : Salcombe Cannon Site; Protected Wreck Site : B Site – Bronze Age Wreck Site; Protected Wreck Site : Tin Ingot Site – Erme Estuary – Bronze Age; Protected Wreck Site : Erme Estuary 16C

Excavation of Castle of Welsh princes and Mortimer family on behalf of CADW. Excavation now completed; site now fully open to public. Post-excavation work in progress. Guide book now published. Dolforwyn & Montgomery castles

A non-profit educational organization whose mission is to defend and protect Rome’s cultural heritage through projects and university-level programs. The Institute has conducted excavations in Italy since 2003, when it began digging in the Roman Forum and Ostia Antica

Carries out research into the use of caves for the burial of the dead in northern England during the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Maintains large archive on individual caves, books, slides and finds.

The Vindolanda Trust carries out research and museum conservation at Vindolanda and Carvoran on Hadrian’s Wall. Major ongoing excavations, starting in April and continuing to the end of August every year. Volunteers for the excavations can find out more and can apply for places on our website. A small fee of ?40 per excavation term… [Continue Reading]

In 2006 this work will continue with the University of Sussex (Centre for Continuing Education). The work this summer will concentrate upon the south-western area of the villa complex. Various CCE training courses will form part of the project. See Digs section for details.

Butser is an experimental Iron Age farm, with constructs of Iron Age roundhouses. It provides an educational resource for primary up to secondary schools covering the invaders [Romans] and the invaded [Celts]. Specialist group visits by arrangement. Public weekends are the last weekend March to September. Conducts archaeological research with emphasis on experimentation and geophysics.… [Continue Reading]

Central archive of information about war memorials in the United Kingdom. As well as documentary research, fieldwork is carried out to survey and record the memorial sites. The Inventory’s database, containing much of the information collected, is now available for public access in the Reading Room of the Imperial War Museum. Access is by appointment… [Continue Reading]