Heritage Charities That specialise in Archaeology

The society arranges lectures for its members during the winter period,of a historical and/or archaeological nature,and during the summer months,excursions to places of historical interest.The society also has a fund from which an annual grant is made to an individual or individuals who are undertaking historical or archaeological research relating to the Canterbury area.

The Charity supports and raises funds to assist the Churches Conservation Trust which has taken on responsibility for the maintenance of the Church-in-the-Field in preserving for the benefit of the nation the church and, if appropriate, historical, architectural and archaeological environmental heritage that may exist around the church.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the public in the study and practice of archaeology. Regular activities included monthly lecture meetings, a quarterly newsletter and ad hoc events during the year.

Collection and publication of archaeological and historical information relating to the former county of Flint.To arrange lectures and discussions, and visits to buildings and sites of historical interest.

Museum of local history and archaeology relating to Bungay and district.

Archaeological society promoting and supporting research into the occuaption of Roman North East England in general, and the Roman fort at South Shields in particular, through annual conference, Roman re-enactment and publication programme. Also supports the wider archaeology and history of South Shields.

The International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA) is an international community of researchers working on degraded biological remains from a range of archaeological and paleontological contexts. The society has an educational purpose, and aims to promote the study of ancient biomolecules to better understand our shared past. We provide micro-grants, bursaries, and prizes.

Publishes the journal Northamptonshire Archaeology providing reports on archaeological work carried out in Northamptonshire. Arranges meetings and site visits for society members.

To arrange activities in Ilkley (West Yorks) which stimulate public interest in all aspects of history and archaeology

To promote investigation and collate information on the Wealden Iron Industry and related activities for the benefit of the public by:publication and historical/archaeological research

The education of the public in general and more specifically the residents of and visitors to the County of North Yorkshire, particularly the area known as the Yorkshire Dales in the subjects of archaeology, history, geology and the natural environment in order to promote a better understanding and management of that local heritage.

Gloucestershire Archaeology (formerly Gadarg) )was formed in Gloucester in 1967 and has around 140 members who are interested in the archaeology and history of Gloucestershire. It encourages members to develop their interests and expertise through its in person and online lecture programme, newsletter, annual journal, visits to sites, co-operative fieldwork and research.

Research into local history and archaeology

The objects of the Charity are to encourage, promote and engage in the advancement of public education and in the preservation and conservation of relevant records, structures and objects, relating to industrial archaeology and history, particularly in the County of Gloucestershire.

An educational centre specialising in the neighbouring Beacon Hill Local Nature Reserve's flora and fauna, and the Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone's marine life by utilising an indoor & outdoor classroom providing workshops and interactive displays supporting and promoting biodiversity conservation, wildlife habitat protection, archaeology, heritage and the arts.

We help preserve the Building and architectural heritage around the Building. We make and keep the public aware of its history, art, archaeology and architecture by encouraging use of the Building for an Arts Venue, educational activities , visits and other suitable community activities. .

To promote the understanding of natural history and archaeology by field work, education, research and lectures.

Research and dissemination of information relating to mainly local history and archaeology. Main activity is presenting regular lectures on these topics in Cirencester.

TO PROMOTE RESEARCH INTO HISTORIC AND THE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ROYAL DOCKYARD AT PORTMSOUTH. TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC ON MATTERS CONNECTED WITH THE HISTORY OF THE DOCKYARD.

East Herts Archaeological Society works in several area: i) education/training in the field of Archaeologyii) art/culture via lectures and visits and working with other societies linked to Archaeologyiii) environment/conservation/heritage

Current activities include lectures, archaeological digs, looking at local building planning applications and lobbying about listed buildings.

The Aberystruth a history and archaeology society run community archaeology projects and historical projects throughout Blaenau Gwent. We have a Archaeology for all policy and work with local schools and clubs to actively get children and adults involeved in archaeology while learning about the local history in their area. We also help to promote, preserve and record archaeology and history .

Supports archaeological activities especially those related to education.

CVAHS organises archaeological evaluation & excavations, including training excavations and carries out historical research. It also arranges talks six times a year

PROVIDING LOCAL (SAWTRY,CONINGTON, GLATTON AND HOLME VILLAGES) HISTORICAL INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, BY WAY OF MEETINGS, PRESENTATIONS AND EXHIBITIONS.RESEARCH AND RECORDING LOCAL HISTORY THROUGH OUR DIGITAL ARCHIVES.