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A Landscape Archaeology group providing geophysics (magnetometry and resistivity) services to community groups in South Cambridgeshire.
An informal group whose original focus on this Iron Age tribe has spread to encompass other areas and periods. Timeline, illustrated reports on hill forts and gazetteer of vitrifed forts.
An amateur group promoting the study, recording and preservation of local heritage. Aims, annual archaeological reports, field unit, activities, picture gallery.
History and antiquities of the city of Bristol and county of Gloucestershire. Membership, library, meetings, publications: Transactions (contents of recent volumes listed; full index online); Gloucestershire Record Series (listed).
Founded in 1840 to provide access to local history in its widest sense for local people. Publishes Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society.
Founded in 1849. Excursions, lectures, journal.
A registered charity. Activities, lectures, news, illustrated bulletins on the Thames Archaeological Survey, quarterly magazine Context.
Archaeology, history, genealogy, customs and traditions of the historic counties of Cumberland and Westmorland, and the Furness Peninsula. Publishes annual Transactions (contents list of recent volumes on-line) and other series.
Derbyshire's past life and visual heritage. Divided into sections: Archaeological Research Group, Architectural; Industrial Archaeological, Local History. Events, lecture program, library, annual journal: online, and a searchable index for vols 1-119 (1879-1999).
An amateur society for those interested in local archaeology and history. Location, aims, current program of lectures and walks, and recent excavations.
Offering excavations, lectures, visits and other activities in the London Borough of Barnet. Program of activities, officers, publications, membership application.
Devoted to the history and archaeology of the ancient county of Kent. Includes benefits and types of membership, an application form, and an annual report.
Offers lecture meetings and field trips and publishes the annual journal Contrebis - contents and sample articles online. Includes membership and program details.
Promotes the study of history, archaeology, antiquities and architecture of the county. News, officers, lecture programme and details of its publications, some of which are online.
History, archaeology and historic buildings of London and Middlesex. Helps to monitor the state of historic buildings and monuments in Greater London. Lectures, conferences, publications: annual transactions, special papers (abstracts of some on-line.)
For those interested in Ancient Egypt. Lecture program, meetings and visits to museums.
Promotes the study of archaeology in the Upper Cray Valley, Kent, by excavations, meetings and visits. Events, newsletter, publications, local information.
Weekly speaker meetings, trips (picture gallery from past trips), participation in local excavations, social events.
Formed in 1839 and concerned with local archaeology, architecture and history. Lectures, excursions. Publishes the annual Oxoniensia: database with contents list of recent volumes.
The Perth branch of the Young Archaeologists' Club describes its activities.
For those interested in the antiquities and local history of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne. History of the society, activities, publications, research grants.
A branch of the National Young Archaeologsts' Club co-ordinated by the Council for British Archaeology for the South Wiltshire region.
Archaeology and history of the county of Surrey. Excavations, lectures, visits and workshops. Publications include the annual Surrey Archaeological Collections.
This active society owns the Fishbourne Roman Palace site and opens several historic properties to the public. News, visitor information, archaeological reports.
Aims to record and preserve the historical standing remains in the borough of Tameside in Greater Manchester. Training, methods, work in progress, membership.
History, archaeology and antiquities of the historic county of Nottinghamshire. Biography of county historian Dr. Robert Thoroton (1623-78). Lectures, publications: Record Series (listed), Transactions (contents of recent volumes listed.)
Focuses primarily on field walking as much of this Lincolnshire parish as possible. Parish history and archaeology, fieldwalking results and collaboration with television programmes.
Includes a description, calendar of events and guestbook.
Group offering monthly lectures and discussions, summer trip and fieldwork, including excavations. History of Wigan, newsletters, projects, meetings.
Amateur group mainly investigating a Roman Villa in Walberton and the grounds of Parham House in Storrington. Includes details of forthcoming excavations, lectures and events, project designs and post excavation reports, newsletters, image galleries and membership information.
Amateur group mainly investigating a Roman Villa in Walberton and the grounds of Parham House in Storrington. Includes details of forthcoming excavations, lectures and events, project designs and post excavation reports, newsletters, image galleries and membership information.
Weekly speaker meetings, trips (picture gallery from past trips), participation in local excavations, social events.
Offers lecture meetings and field trips and publishes the annual journal Contrebis - contents and sample articles online. Includes membership and program details.
For those interested in Ancient Egypt. Lecture program, meetings and visits to museums.
Archaeology, history, genealogy, customs and traditions of the historic counties of Cumberland and Westmorland, and the Furness Peninsula. Publishes annual Transactions (contents list of recent volumes on-line) and other series.
Includes a description, calendar of events and guestbook.
History and antiquities of the city of Bristol and county of Gloucestershire. Membership, library, meetings, publications: Transactions (contents of recent volumes listed; full index online); Gloucestershire Record Series (listed).
A registered charity. Activities, lectures, news, illustrated bulletins on the Thames Archaeological Survey, quarterly magazine Context.
Archaeology and history of the county of Surrey. Excavations, lectures, visits and workshops. Publications include the annual Surrey Archaeological Collections.
For those interested in the antiquities and local history of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne. History of the society, activities, publications, research grants.
A Landscape Archaeology group providing geophysics (magnetometry and resistivity) services to community groups in South Cambridgeshire.
Aims to record and preserve the historical standing remains in the borough of Tameside in Greater Manchester. Training, methods, work in progress, membership.
Founded in 1840 to provide access to local history in its widest sense for local people. Publishes Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society.
History, archaeology and historic buildings of London and Middlesex. Helps to monitor the state of historic buildings and monuments in Greater London. Lectures, conferences, publications: annual transactions, special papers (abstracts of some on-line.)
An amateur society for those interested in local archaeology and history. Location, aims, current program of lectures and walks, and recent excavations.
Promotes the study of history, archaeology, antiquities and architecture of the county. News, officers, lecture programme and details of its publications, some of which are online.
Derbyshire's past life and visual heritage. Divided into sections: Archaeological Research Group, Architectural; Industrial Archaeological, Local History. Events, lecture program, library, annual journal: online, and a searchable index for vols 1-119 (1879-1999).
Devoted to the history and archaeology of the ancient county of Kent. Includes benefits and types of membership, an application form, and an annual report.
An informal group whose original focus on this Iron Age tribe has spread to encompass other areas and periods. Timeline, illustrated reports on hill forts and gazetteer of vitrifed forts.
A branch of the National Young Archaeologsts' Club co-ordinated by the Council for British Archaeology for the South Wiltshire region.
Group offering monthly lectures and discussions, summer trip and fieldwork, including excavations. History of Wigan, newsletters, projects, meetings.
Offering excavations, lectures, visits and other activities in the London Borough of Barnet. Program of activities, officers, publications, membership application.
Formed in 1839 and concerned with local archaeology, architecture and history. Lectures, excursions. Publishes the annual Oxoniensia: database with contents list of recent volumes.
Focuses primarily on field walking as much of this Lincolnshire parish as possible. Parish history and archaeology, fieldwalking results and collaboration with television programmes.
This active society owns the Fishbourne Roman Palace site and opens several historic properties to the public. News, visitor information, archaeological reports.
An amateur group promoting the study, recording and preservation of local heritage. Aims, annual archaeological reports, field unit, activities, picture gallery.
Promotes the study of archaeology in the Upper Cray Valley, Kent, by excavations, meetings and visits. Events, newsletter, publications, local information.
History, archaeology and antiquities of the historic county of Nottinghamshire. Biography of county historian Dr. Robert Thoroton (1623-78). Lectures, publications: Record Series (listed), Transactions (contents of recent volumes listed.)
Founded in 1849. Excursions, lectures, journal.
The Perth branch of the Young Archaeologists' Club describes its activities.
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