The Foxearth and District Local History Society. The site and recent additions. Families, Friends and Genealogies. This is the website of the Foxearth and District Local History Society. It is dedicated to the publication of research materials gained by its members on the local history of this part of East Anglia, in England. The meetings and announcements of the society and associated organisations . For a long period before and after 1813, the vacancies in the hospi.

Welcome to the website of the Lowestoft Archaeological and Local History Society. The Society meets twice a month from September through to June on Thursday evenings at the South Lowestoft Methodist Church on the corner of London Road South and Carlton Road Lowestoft. Details of this seasons speakers can be found on the programme page and the next meetings are displayed above left. 30 pm and usually finish around 9 pm.

John Hurst Memorial Dissertation Prize. MSRG is a multi-disciplinary group that facilitates collaboration between archaeologists, historians, geographers and other interested parties dedicated to developing understanding of settlement between the fifth and sixteenth centuries AD. For the coming 50 years and beyond. Of the subject by spreading information about medieval settlement as widely as possible.

Welcome to the home page of the Norfolk Archaeological Trust. As part of the new interpretation scheme at Caistor Roman Town, we now have a free Augmented Reality. App that will allow visitors to see a reconstruction of the town on the landscape and to examine in detail some of the artefacts found there. Download the Caistor Roman Town AR app. Onto a smartphone or tablet before you visit and see the town come to life! Please note that your device must have an in-built compass for the app to work properly.

We are a community archaeology group for the wider Waveney Valley, from Diss to Lowestoft and beyond. No experience necessary, just curiosity. Our July meeting is on Saturday 11th July at 2. 00pm in Ditchingham Village Hall Our guest speaker this month is Will Fletcher, Inspector of Ancient Monuments for Norfolk, Suffolk and Bedfordshire for Historic England. Our July meeting is on Saturday 11th .

Scole Roman Settlement excavation report. Excavation monograph co-authored by Trevor now published! Wwwpalkadiaries. Guided walks around Reepham led by World Tree. Exploring the hidden landscape of Norfolk . A pilot project for CPRE Norfolk.

Welcome to the website of the Suffolk Institute. The Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History. In the winter speakers of national and regional repute can be heard at lecture meetings.

Why use a qualified indexer? Current Archaeology Book of the Year. Voting is now open for the 2017 Current Archaeology awards, including the Book of the Year. The Home Front in Britain 1914-1918. Images of the Ice Age. Ritual in Early Bronze Age Grave Goods.