Egyptology Scotland was founded on December 12, 2000 with the objective of promoting the study and understanding of Ancient Egypt in Scotland. Our annual lecture programme (held at venues in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen -see our website for details) aims to provide members with access to the latest developments in the field of Egyptology and [...]

The group is based at the Pendle Heritage Centre, Barrowford and undertakes a varied programme including lectures, fieldwalking, building recording and excavation. Blog: https://archaeologygroup.blogspot.com  

During 2006 we are working with the University of Sussex on the on-going excavation of Barcombe Roman Villa, as well as undertaking a number of other projects. There are opportunities for members to participate in excavation and survey work at weekends.

Workshops and meetings for archaeological curators in museums in Scotland

Programme of lectures. Hoping to organise more archaeology in Ewell in next few years. The society is for archaeology, history and conservation in the Epsom and Ewell District.

The trust conducts original research into the prehistoric, Roman and industrial archaeology of the district. Occasional lectures and tours of local sites. Publications The Prehistory of Saddleworth by Dr P W B Stonehouse and Roman Saddleworth by Ken Booth. Both available from Saddleworth Museum, 01457 874093. Forthcoming publication The Industrial Archaeology of Saddleworth.

Programme of winter lectures and summer walks, and visits. Publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, and the journal ‘London’s Industrial Archaeology’. Carries out recording of industrial buildings and structures.

Programme of winter lectures and also finds processing and report writing during the winter. Occasional walks and coach tours to archaeological sites. Weekend excavations from March to November, field walking and resistivity surveying by amateur members.

The society offers lectures both local and national. Trips arranged to local and national sites. Local history exhibitions are run. We have an active Historical Research Group.