Group of amateur archaeologists interested in the archaeology of the area covering the parishes of Willingham, Rampton, Cottenham, Landbeach and Waterbeach. Includes information, events and how to join.

Lectures, activities, publications. Page hosted by Kingston upon Hull City Council.

An amateur society for those interested in local archaeology and history. Location, aims, current program of lectures and walks, and recent excavations.

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).

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.

A registered charity. Activities, lectures, news, illustrated bulletins on the Thames Archaeological Survey, quarterly magazine Context.

Founded in 1849. Excursions, lectures, journal.

A amateur organization covering the Chepstow area; historically Monmouthshire/Gwent. Aims, program, and membership form.

Founded in 1840 to provide access to local history in its widest sense for local people. Publishes Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society.

A group exploring past settlements along the River Alyn near Wrexham in North East Wales. Includes programme of activities, dig diaries and information about its branch of the Young Archaeologists' Club.

An amateur group promoting the study, recording and preservation of local heritage. Aims, annual archaeological reports, field unit, activities, picture gallery.

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.

Club aimed at 9-16 year olds with an interest in archaeology. Visits, news, past newsletters, photographs by members.

Lectures, excursions. Field Group participates in excavations run by other organizations. Publishes annual Transactions - list of available offprints.

The society runs a monthly lecture program on subjects of local archaeological and historical interest.

Undertakes excavations, has an annual lecture programme and organizes summer excursions to local sites of archaeological interest. Includes information on membership.

Offers lectures, excursions and visits to archaeological sites. Documents the history of the Six Mile Valley in County Antrim in Northern Ireland. It includes period photographs, details of publications.

The Society aims to promote an interest in the architecture and archaeology of the region by organising regular lectures and excursions. Publications: Durham Archaeological Journal and research reports

A Landscape Archaeology group providing geophysics (magnetometry and resistivity) services to community groups in South Cambridgeshire.