Since the 1990s, National Museums Scotland have been researching the Iron Age people of the Moray area, their links to the Roman…
The Scottish Vernacular Buildings Working Group was founded in 1972 to provide a focus for people interested in the study of traditional…
The Society, which exists to foster an interest in archaeology by encouraging members to play an active part in the discipline, was…
The Picts were the true ancestors of the Scottish nation, known to have lived in Scotland in the first millennium AD. It…
From 2005, the society merged into The Institute of Conservation (Icon), along with The Care of Collections Forum, The Institute of Paper…
Mostly a local history society, the group aims to garner interest in Hawick’s past by commemorating the achievements of its people and…
Founded in 1988, the trust sets out to conserve local heritage through the development of projects and administration of grants, providing information…
The Scottish Trust for Underwater Archaeology (registered charity number SCO18418) was formed to promote the research, recording and preservation of Scotland’s underwater…
Discover your local archaeology with the Peeblesshire Archaeological Society. If you want the chance to get out of your armchair and become…
The history of The Moray Society is essentially that of Elgin Museum. The original name was the Elgin Scientific Society, which soon…