Lancashire Archaeological Society provides an annual programme of regular lecture meetings and talks through the winter months and three or four guided…
If you are a Time Team fan or want to know more about the lives of those who inhabited your world centuries…
CADAS was formed in 1965. The impetus for its formation was a series of classes entitled “Archaeology for Everyone”, held in Coventry…
They exist to promote understanding and appreciation of archaeology, history and architecture in the historic county of Cheshire plus neighbouring areas and…
At a public meeting on 14th January 1963, attended by nine people, the Bridgwater Field Club was launched. Its aims were to…
The City of London Archaeological Society was founded in 1966 to encourage interest and engagement in British archaeology, particularly in the heart…
Situated in Middlesex, on the edge of the Greater London area also known as Metroland, Ruislip, Northwood and Eastcote together form the…
The Society was formed in 1996 when a few people were asked to investigate a site on Whitegates Farm in Rushton. This…
The Scottish Society for Northern Studies explores the inter-relationships between the Scandinavian, Celtic and Scottish cultures through a variety of historical media…
Throughout it’s history the Society has attracted people who are interested in the archaeology and history of Norfolk. Their membership includes amateur…
The Society’s aim is to study and record the industrial history and artefacts of Cambridgeshire. It is affiliated to the Association of…