Members will receive basic training in archaeological methods while working on our current sites. This can include preparation of a site for possible excavation, research, survey work, digging, trowelling, drawing and maintaining a Site Diary. Meeting Details Venue Address: Denton Festival Hall, Peel Street, Denton M34 7JX Times of meeting: 7.30pm third Thursday of… [Continue Reading]

The Friends are a group of like minded individuals who have an interest in the Heritage of the Perth and Kinross area and who wish to complement the outstanding work that the Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust (PKHT) have done and are doing. PKHT have a long standing commitment to the Heritage and Archaeology of… [Continue Reading]

We are a small enthusiastic community group based in the historic Village of Writtle in Essex,. There are some 30 members, from a wide range of disciplines, all of whom have an interest in archaeology and local history. Heritage Writtle was formed in 2004, as a result of finding some Roman remains and road within 800 yards of the… [Continue Reading]

A small group founded in 2006. Currently engaged on a study of the parish church, St Bartholomew, which is multi-perio probably on a Saxon foundation.

Founded to help rectify the surprising lack of physical archaeological vidence about the layout and character of the medieval town and port of Winchelsea (a planned town of Edward I that uniquely retains its original grid layout). Our principal aim is to geophysically survey all the remaining open areas within and around the town. We… [Continue Reading]

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… [Continue Reading]

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  

Local history of the Medway conurbation. Limited excavation in the Medway/Rainham area, usually only watching briefs and some field walking. Regular monthly meetings on a variety of historical/archaeological subjects.

Monthly lectures. Twice yearly visits.

Active amateur group undertaking small excavations and assisting local professional unit when required.

History, Heritage, Archaeology and Conservation Association. Formed in May 2002. Objectives are to undertake documentary and archaeology research and record the results authoritatively; ensure that local buildings and objects of historical significance are preserved or protected; and take an active part in all matters of an historical or archaeological nature in Christchurch. Having been granted… [Continue Reading]

Maidstone Area Archaeological Group

The Field Group of the Society is active across the whole range of archaeological field work, including earthwork and geophysical surveys, excavations, fieldwalking as well as organising training sessions on finds drawing, desk top research, EDM work plus lectures and site visits. The Society publishes the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine which aims to… [Continue Reading]

We are a society which promotes archaeology in Chichester and the surrounding district. We meet monthly in Chichester for lectures on relevant topics, and arrange walks and outings to places of archaeological interest. We have a growing programme of field surveys and small-scale excavations in the area, working with district harbour authorities and others. See… [Continue Reading]

The Wolverhampton Archaeology Group seeks to promote the practice of field archaeology in and around the City of Wolverhampton. Regular meetings with invited speakers are held and field archaeology projects are undertaken.

Aims to support the Trust financially and practically. Makes grants in support of Trust activities. Opportunities for Friends to help with finds processing and sometimes at Trust excavations. Programme of lectures, visits and annual short holiday. Access to specialist library for Friends. Publishes three newsletters a year.

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.