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In addition to your CBA membership package, we also offer our members the chance to join other archaeological organisations of interest, when you purchase a new CBA membership or renew your existing one.

CBA Groups
As well as being a member of the Council for British Archaeology, you can also choose to join one of the CBA Groups. The Groups work to provide advice and promote archaeology, coordinate and disseminate information, and many produce their own publications and organise lectures and activities throughout the year.

Find out more about the individual groups you can join here or visit the CBA’s online shop to buy or renew your CBA membership now!

Archaeology Scotland
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You might also be interested in the work of Archaeology Scotland, a key centre for community archaeology in Scotland supporting programmes that educate and promote involvement, such as Adopt-a-Monument and the annual Summer School. Find out more by visiting their website.

As a member of Archaeology Scotland you’ll receive the magazine Archaeology Scotland three times per year and the annual journal Discovery and Excavation in Scotland which chronicles all the year’s archaeological excavations, geo-physical surveys, Treasure Trove finds and more. Members are also entitled to reduced rates for various archaeological events throughout the year. Join whilst buying or renewing your CBA membership today! London Archaeologist cover

London Archaeologist

For anyone interested in the history, heritage or archaeology of the capital, London Archaeologist is essential reading. Since 1968 it has been the periodical of record for the London area, covering every major archaeological discovery, period, event and issue. For more information about London Archaeologist please visit their website.

Annual subscription includes 4 issues of London Archaeologist; the annual round up of fieldwork and publications covering every London borough; an index for each volume of 12 issues; invitation to the annual lecture; postage and packing. London Archaeologist includes excavation reports, historical articles, artefact and finds studies, environmental archaeology reports, archaeologist interviews and local society profiles, museum and exhibition reports, news, commentary, book reviews and an events diary. Join whilst buying or renewing your CBA membership today! Archaeology Abroad

Archaeology Abroad

Archaeology Abroad comes out annually in March/April and provides information about hundreds of varied and exciting archaeological fieldwork opportunities outside the UK suitable for all pockets, archaeological interests and levels of experience. See the Archaeology Abroad website for more information. Buy a subscription to Archaeology Abroad today!

Northern Ireland Archaeology Forum
The NI Archaeology Forum was launched in October 2007. It’s membership of individuals and organisations aims to protect, study and promote the historic environment. NIAF has a very open and inclusive membership ethos. The Forum’s remit is archaeology, but it is enthusiastic to work with others to promote all aspects of the historic environment. Find out more by visit the NIAF website.