Excavating a Saxon site in Wraysbury. Wholly voluntary group, small dig. Not suitable for students needing compulsory excavation experience. Finds are with Windsor Museum Collection.

The Trust aims to increase knowledge of & interest in archaeology with exhibitions, reference library, lectures, post-excavation sessions, fieldwork & ongoing projects

Programme of evening lectures and excursions. Publishes twice yearly ‘Ayrshire Monographs’ and the journal ‘Ayrshire Notes’.

Found in 2005 to research and promote interest and knowledge of the history of the former borough of Leyton and its surrounding region. Lectures and visits . New members welcome but we regret that we cannot undertake research into family history on behalf of individuals

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.

Lectures, trips, exhibitions. Some members provide a watching brief service to Northants Heritage and the Nene Valley Archaeological Committee. Permanent displays at Oundle Museum relating to Ashton Roman town and other local archaeological sites. Currently excavating Saxon site at Polebrook near Oundle 2 weeks in July directed by Prof Steve Upex.

A Society interested in the archaeology of the north-east, principally Arbeia Roman Fort. It includes the South Shields Archaeological and Historical Society. Helps organise digs at Arbeia and possibly other sites in the North-East.

Excavation in 2003 and 2004 at a site adjacent to Beeleigh Abbey near Maldon, Essex has revealed the well preserved foundations of a medieval hall building. All the evidence from a large number of artefacts points to a late 15th/early 16th century date and a building associated with the abbey. Six hearths have been uncovered [...]

Programme of winter lectures and a wide range of field trips and visits. Publishes a quarterly newsletter. Aims to record the archaeological landscape of Worcestershire parish by parish, mainly through earthwork surveys, fieldwork, hedgerow recording and documentary research. Some experimental archaeology and occasionally excavation when needed. Currently involved in a ridge & furrow survey and [...]

Supports archaeology in Lincoln in various ways. Programme of monthly talks by visiting speakers. Organises outings and annual holiday. Publishes a wide range of educational publications on Lincoln’s archaeology and a regular newsletter.

The Society was formed in 1947 and membership is open to people interested in Archaeology and History, particularly of Leicestershire and Rutland. Meetings are held monthly, at Vaughan College, during the Autumn and Winter months and in the summer there is a programme of outside events.

Programme of winter lectures and summer excursions. Publishes a journal.