Heritage Charities That specialise in Archaeology

The charity publishes a quarterly journal, London Archaeologist, containing excavation and fieldwork reports, research and topical articles covering the archaeology and history of the London region. It seeks to educate Londoners and the wider public about the study and practice of archaeology and act as a focus and forum for all those working on or interested in London's archaeology and heritage.

To promote the advancement of knowledge in the natural sciences, archaeology, historical research and kindred subjects especially in relation to the town of Battle and its environs for the benefit of the general public by:- maintaining a museum, in the town of Battle, to house collections;- collating, publishing or otherwise disseminating information relating thereto

The Trust promotes the preservation and demonstration for public benefit of the steam-operated land drainage station built in 1855. It is the only known example of a working steam-operated scoop-wheel pump. It is situated in the parish of Tattershall, Lincs. The Trust promotes education in land drainage, the human impact on the natural environment, industrial archaeology & mechanical engineering.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIGS, PROCESSING FINDS & PUBLISHING REPORTS ON HISTORIC SITES ON FOULNESS. PROMOTING CONSERVATION WORK, MONITORING WILDLIFE & PUBLISHING REPORTS. PROVIDING INFORMATION AND HELP TO PEOPLE STUDYING THE HISTORY OF FOULNESS, ESPECIALLY FAMILY HISTORY. THROUGH GUIDED TOURS AND OUR HERITAGE CENTRE, EDUCATING & ENTERTAINING PEOPLE ABOUT FOULNESS. PROVIDING A DROP IN CENTRE.

To advance education relating to the archaeology of Israel and its neighbours by facilitating the exchange of lecturers, researchers and students in the archaeology of the region and kindred subjects, assisting with the development of the archaeology of Israel and its neighbours, establishing scholarships and the awarding of grants, publishing and distributing journals and other literature

The Society holds monthly meetings for the members it runs the Museum and has an archaeology group

Supports British citizens in distress in Turkey, makes grants for British students at the British Institute of Archaeology in Ankara, aids relief projects under British auspices in Istanbul and the British Protestant cemetery in Istanbul.

The objects of the Charity are, for the public benefit:To foster bonds between the Holy Land and the World through Emergency relief, Humanitarian and medical assistance for all those in need, the preservation and development of the artistic, archaeological and cultural heritage of the Holy Land, and through Education and assistance to build hope for a future of peace and development for all.

The Trust cares for a Tudor house on a site that has been inhabited for 10,000 years. It uses the place and its collections to inspire participation through interdisciplinary workshops, events and training in ways that enhance the Curriculum, are enriched by archaeological, scientific and creative expertise, and link with the work of the author Alan Garner, whose workplace Blackden remains.

The Mendip Nature Research Committee, is a self-governing body. Its objectives are to advance education by the study and research of the flora, fauna, geology, archaeology, speleology and allied sciences principally on Mendip, and to pursue other activities outside the scientific sphere, as may be determined and promoted by the MNRC.

The Trust supports organisations in the fields of Industrial Archaeology, Mental Health and the environment

The Society promotes and encourages the study of local history; it owns and manages the Leatherhead Museum, it maintains / curates artefacts for local parishes; and maintains the local history archives and records. It publishes historical materials; holds talks on local history; and encourages the preservation of buildings and sites of archaeological or historical interest in the district.

To promote public education in the study and research of the history and archaeology of Market Harborough and district (approx. 10 mile radius) by collection, collation and dissemination of information by, holding lectures, discussions and visits. undertaking historical and archaeological studies. maintaining and augmenting the collections. promoting the publication of historical information.

For Kew and adjacent areas, to-promote high standards of planning and architecture-educate the public in the geography, history, natural history, architecture and archaeology-secure the preservation, protection, development, improvement and enhancement of features of beauty or historic or public interest or public amenities-or for such other charitable purposes as the trustees shall decide

To advance the education and knowledge of the residents of Lympne and the surrounding area, in the archaeology, history, heritage, geology and natural environment of the area.To promote the preservation, enhancement, conservation and accessibility of local important historical and archaeological sites.

The advancement of archaeological and historical research and education for the public benefit with particular reference to the archaeology and history of the London Borough of Barnet.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY PROMOTING RESEARCH INTO THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF PRE-COLUMBIAN MARITIME EXPLORATION INCLUDING THE STUDY OF ARCHIVES, DATA AND LITERATURE AND TO DISSEMINATE TO THE PUBLIC THE FINDINGS OF SUCH RESEARCH.

The activities of Chipping Campden History Society include meetings with talks; trips to places of historical interest; a twice-yearly journal; a family history group; research activity; working with local community groups; and publications on topics of local interest. It maintains a local history room which contains documents, maps, books, reference material, etc. collected over many years.

-Engaging in research projects in collaboration with professional archaeologists and other partners to develop a fuller understanding of the archaeology of the North Pennines;-Providing opportunities for members to increase their knowledge of archaeological methods and practices via education, research, fieldwork and training;-Raising awareness of the rich and diverse archaeological heritage

Promoting the use of Wanstead Parklands; providing facilities or opportunities for recreation for the public at large, by the preservation, promotion, support and improvement of Wanstead Parklands; promoting the conservation and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Wanstead Parklands; advancing public education in the character, archaeology and history of Wanstead Parklands.

The Society studies and reports on the archaeology, history and architecture of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire. A series of lectures is held. Visits are made to sites of interest. Members give lectures to other groups and attend at open days and similar events. Transactions are published usually every two years and contain articles or local and wider interest.

The Charity promotes and supports the National Museum of Bermuda (incorporating the Bermuda Maritime Museum), in particular, the permanent preservation of such maritime artefacts and relics of historical archaeological and technical interest and maintain in perpetuity the museum and the historical buildings and gun emplacements within the historic fortifications of the old Royal Naval Dockyard.

Village hall to provide amenity facilities for local area. Currently: physical and mental well-being including pilates and yoga, bridge club, archaeology group, village social events including quiz nights, summer barbecues and armistice day celebrations, private lettings for children's parties and wedding receptions for the adjoining St Peter's church.

The Society's objects are the practical study of archaeology, natural science, art, literature, history and kindred subjects as far as they pertain to Anglesey, also the preservation of historical documents, ancient monuments, rare birds and plants and objects of geological or other scientific interest in the Island, and to foster public interest in and appreciation of these subjects.

The objects of the society are to promote the study of any aspect of the archaeology and history relating to the historic county of Worcestershire, to publish the results of research and excavations and to provide lectures and excursions of archaeological, antiquarian and historical interest.