Heritage Charities That specialise in Archaeology

(1)The study of Natural History, Geology and Archaeology. (2)The collection of information concerning topography, field paths. natural and archaelogical features of Darlington District and Teesdale including compilation of lists of recent fossils, fauna and flora.(3) The preservation of characteristic plants and animals of the district.

Conservation activities include maintenance of Westgate Parks wild flower meadow, physic garden, river banks and wildlife pond, and monitoring river-flies and butterflies. Education includes river and bat walks, archaeological digs, and forest school activities for children and adults. Research on biodiversity and archaeology is facilitated. Fund-raising activities are undertaken in support.

The Society promotes the study of archaeology and history in the town and surrounding area. It mounts exhibitions, publishes local studies and organises programmes of talks.

Archaeological research (excavation and building survey) within the Area of Operation. Publication of reports on the results of the research. Provision of regular lecturers on archaeological or historical subjects. Supporting Trafford MBC on the interpretation and improvement of the Timperley Old Hall site. Provision of work experience and talks to local individual students or schools.

Arranges a programme of lectures and excursions each year in accord with our interests in local history, archaeology, architecture and natural history and occasionally on related topics. Publishes approximately three-yearly a journal containing a number of articles mainly on local topics but including an account of our activities during the period covered together with an account of our finances.

Archaeological and historical interest. Meetings, lectures, outings.

For the public benefit: (1) to advance education in archaeology and/or history directly or indirectly relating to Northumberland and/or neighbouring counties; and(2) to preserve, conserve and study the legally protected monument known as Yeavering or Ad Gefrin.

Archaeological research including fieldwork in East Sussex; training for beginners; meetings and activities; publication of reports; support for county council archaeologist.

Promoting archaeology in the Hampshire Avon Valley and surrounding areas of West Hampshire (particularly the New Forest),East Dorset and South Wiltshire

Small archaeological surveys; post excavation work; geophysical surveys; small museum collection; reference collections of borderware, clay pipes and iron age finds; dedicated library of books on archaeology and history; experimental archaeology projects; support for local history, YAC and Y3A groups.

The advancement of public education in the history, archaeology, technology & natural history of the Waltham Abbey Royal Gun Powder Mills by provision of such financial or material assistance to facilitate the operation of the site, buildings and grounds as the trustees shall from time to time determine.

1. Working to assist all disabled people to access archaeology;2. Promoting a culture of equality for all disabilities in archaeology;3. Educating the public in enabled archaeology.This is carried out via support and signposting to a variety of training and fieldwork opportunities, in addition to providing a public face for Enabled Archaeologists

Mellor Archaeological Trust undertakes education and training and undertakes research as a community organisation which involves the general public.

Promotion of Archaeology and local history in the Waltham Abbey area and the provision of information resulting from such studies, including publication of reports and documents pertaining to such activities and interests.

Carrying out & supporting historical & archaeological research & surveys related to Lathom Park & the dissemination of the results of such research.Promoting the historical and archaeological significance of Lathom Park and encouraging the identification, protection and preservation of related significant sites.Offering and supporting training for the general public in historical research

Archaelogical digs for ancient history and preservation in the Bexley borough including educational tours and digs.Training students onsite experience.

Education/training - environmental/conservation/gneral public mankind heritageProvides advocacy/advice/informationSponsor or undertake researchActs as umbrella or research body

B.H.T.A.'s objectives are to promote the town's historical, archaeological, natural, architectural and geological heritage and to preserve this heritage and the environment in which it exists.

To advance education for the public benefit in archaeology and history, in particular the archaeological and historical heritage in Wales/Cymru

Increasing knowledge of local historic and archaeological interest to members of the society and local inhabitants.

Dean Archaeological Group carries out research, survey, excavation, publication and education in and around the area of the Forest of Dean in West Gloucestershire, membership is open to all who are interested in archaeology.

The Foundation will undertake a variety of activities to advance the knowledge about the archaeology of Suffolk. The initial focus will be to provide grants to the archaeological service for the recording and analysis of archaeological sites and objects found by members of the public in Suffolk.

Monthly winter meetings with speakers relevant to archaeology & history topics. Summer outings to dig sites, historical sites etc.

To advance the education and training of the public, in particular but not exclusively by the purchase of works of art, books, prints and articles of historical, archaeological or literary interest for the Guildhall Library.

Activities relevant to Archaeology in the area of Richmond-upon-Thames, providing monthly lectures and also a variety of practical activities such as surveying of the Thames foreshore on behalf of the Museum of London