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The aim of The Friends of Reading Abbey is to assist in the conservation of the ruins of Reading Abbey and increase public awareness of and interest in them.

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The website of Warrington History Society. Established in 1964, our aim is to encourage an interest in all aspects of Warrington's history and archaeology.

A Site for this community project to promote existing archaeology, and build a full scale replica Broch complete with Visitor Centre and Dry Stone working schoo

The Discover Anthropology website is operated by the Royal Anthropological Institute’s Education Outreach Programme. The website aims to encourage a wider appreciation and understanding of anthropology by functioning as a hub for communication, gathering information, and accessing events, activities and resources for people interested in learning more about the subject.

The Society for Interdisciplinary is a society, investigating the fields of chronology and catastrophism in the sciences, including ancient history, geomagnetism, archaeoastronomy, palaeontology, mythology, astronomy, geology, physics, evolution, psychology, archaeology, catastrophism, biblical studies and cosmology

The Creative Historian includes a history and archaeology shop, eBook series on women in history, and a history blog!

Butser Ancient Farm is an experimental archaeology site and great day out, near South Downs National Park. Prehistory, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon.

Experience Orkney's amazing archaeology with archaeologist guides - Orkney holidays & private tours led by archaeologists with Orkney Archaeology Tours

Graham Taylor is a heritage potter and experimental archaeologist offering replicas, workshops, demonstrations and kiln reconstructions of Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon, Mediaeval, Egyptian and Greek pottery.

Breaking Ground Heritage C.I.C has been set up to help facilitate a recovery pathway for injured service personnel and retrain service personnel that would like to transition into the heritage sector by providing continuous professional development and training opportunities in conjunction with Operation Nightingale.

Archaeological consultants, contract archaeologists, archaeology services and archeological contracts and research supplied by Pre Develop Archaeology.

Lloyd Bosworth is a professional archaeologist working in 3D modelling and visualisation, landscape survey, geophysical survey, GIS, archaeological photography and illustration.

The UK's best-selling archaeology magazine, bringing you all the latest digs and the most exciting discoveries from across Britain.

Welcome to Stephen Maybury.co.uk, the novel The Evolution, archaeological updates & research, and worldwide travelogues

Archaeology for HS2. COPA is a consortium formed of three of the most successful commercial archaeological contractors in the UK.

Wessex Archaeology have offices in Salisbury, Sheffield, Maidstone, Bristol, Welshpool and Edinburgh. We are one of the UK's largest heritage practices.

Railway Ramblers is a club for people who are interested in exploring disused railway lines in the UK. It organises walks on disused lines throughout the country and publishes a quarterly magazine. It has also helped to finance the conversion of several abandoned lines into trails for walkers and cyclists.

Part of a 2016 archaeological project at Whirlow Hall Farm, Sheffield

The High Commission of Sri Lanka to The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

From local history and archaeology to geology and natural history, the museum is your gateway to Wells and the Mendips.

The Lyminge Historical Society - http://www.lymingehistoricalsociety.co.uk

Welcome to PJO Archaeology

Lanpro is an independent planning consultancy providing specialist advice in town planning, Architecture, urban design, Archaeology and Heritage, landscape architecture and development viability.

MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) is a leading archaeological and built heritage practice and educational charity, providing independent services to the development and heritage sectors.

Blake Museum is a 16th century house located in the heart of Bridgwater, a historic market town and port, first mentioned as Brugie in the Domesday Book of 1086. The Museum was first opened to the public in 1926 and it is said that Robert Blake, the town's most famous citizen, was born in the house in 1598. Blake Museum is the local museum for archaeology and history of Bridgwater. With the collections covering Bridgwater and the surrounding areas, we have fascinating displays waiting for you to discover. You are welcome to bring your own food and enjoy a picnic in the museum garden or take a stroll in the ajoining Blake Gardens

The Portable Antiquities Scheme is a DCMS funded project to encourage the voluntary recording of archaeological objects found by members of the public in England and Wales. Every year many …

Award-winning Museum display - Gold from the Time of Stonehenge. Britain's best Bronze Age archaeology collection. Lots for children to do. Story of Devizes

The types of projects that can be funded by the Marc Fitch Fund. Funding application procedure.

The official website for the Dewa Roman Experience, historical tourist attraction in North West England.

Charles Foster is a writer, barrister and traveller. His books cover many fields. They include books on travel, evolutionary biology, natural history, anthropology, theology, archaeology, philosophy and law. Ultimately they are all presumptuous and unsuccessful attempts to answer the questions ‘who or what are we?’, and ‘what on earth are we doing here?’

Home page of the PastScape website for information on England's archaeology and architecture.

Welcome to the Ness of Brodgar Trust Website The Ness of Brodgar is an archaeological excavation covering an area of 2.5 hectares at the Heart of the Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site, in Scotland. It has revealed a well preserved and sophisticated complex of monumental stone buildings enclosed by walls that are 6 metres thick;…

CITiZAN, the Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network, brings together communities to monitor at-risk sites on the coast of England.

Museum and gallery providing information on collections of archaeology, costume and textiles, decorative arts, photography, social and local history. West Cornwall's centre for art and heritage.

Ancient-Wisdom: The lost chapters of prehistory. Prehistoric science and technology. Anomalous archaeology. Index of ancient and sacred sites.

Archive of published reasearch and comment on Staffordshire by Staffordshire Learned Societies and Individuals

The latest Cirencester news, sport & entertainment from the Cotswolds Wiltshire & Gloucestershire area - from the Wilts and Glos Standard

The Thoroton Society is Nottinghamshire's principal historical and archaeological society. It was founded in 1897 and named after Dr Robert Thoroton who, in 1677, published the first history of the county.

Information on all aspects of archaeology - including archaeological facts, myths, famous archaeologists, and sites of archaeological interest.

By 1851 Wales had become the world’s first industrial nation and the copper industry was at its heart. This website provides insights into the intriguing story of how Welsh businesses led the global copper trade for almost two centuries. Copper was at the heart of important scientific innovations. The industrialisation of this product changed the fabric of communities and landscapes during, and since, the industry's heyday.

This is the web site for the Gloucestershire Society for Industrial Archaeology

Scottish Church Heritage Research Ltd (SCHR) maintains a database of over 10000 places of worship in Scotland.

Suffolk Archaeology CIC is an independent archaeological company based in Needham Market, Suffolk. As the former Field Team of Suffolk County Council we have an unparalleled 40 year history of carrying out archaeological work in Suffolk and East Anglia.

The home page of West Essex Archaeological Group (WEAG)

Welcome to  Discover History Established in 2003, Discover History is Paul Harding and Helen Lee who are both professional historical performers that like to concentrate on providing historical accuracy and authenticity through demonstrating the personal lives of how our ancestors lived, worked and enjoyed their pastimes. Covering over a million years of history We offer an interactive and hands-on experience to people of all ages and abilities. This provides an opportunity to handle both real and historically accurate replica artefacts and to find out more by talking to our friendly and knowledgeable historical interpreters. What we can do for you We have a range of services that we can offer you all year round. Living history displays for visitor attractions, a wide variety of school workshops and practical history sessions, specialist lectures and reminiscence sessions, village fetes, fayres and media work are all possible. But it need not stop there! If you have an idea, please ask, it may well be possible! Why us? We aim to be accurate in our interpretations and continuously research the periods we portray. All the replica objects we use are based on archaeological finds and other evidence from primary sources to give as real an experience of the past as we possibly can.

Prehistory, Flint Knapping Workshops, Fire lighting workshops, Longbow Workshops Hide Tanning workshops, Ice Age Art, Paleolithic, mesolithic, Neolithic, Stone Age, Flint Stones, Archaeology, English Gun Flints, Gun flints, Red letter day, Experience,Gre

The Scottish Crannog Visitor and education Centre is an ancient loch-dwelling on Loch Tay in Perthshire.

Web site for Mellor Archaeological Trust

UK Archaeology Site with latest jobs, news and resources, forum and library, hosted by the British Archaeological Jobs Resource BAJR

CgMs Limited. Planning Consultants, Archaeology, Historic Buildings. Working nationally, the company offers a unique and unparalleled range of services based upon many years of experience in both the private and public sectors.

History of utopian experiments, Communes,co-operatives,model villages,garden villages,sects,cults,organic farms,island paradises.................the archaeology of our ancestors dreams