CBA Groups

Get involved with your local CBA group or archaeological society to discover more about the archaeology of your local area, and meet like-minded archaeology enthusiasts.  

 

The Council for British Archaeology works with eleven local CBA groups in England and Wales, and in Scotland with our sister organisation, Archaeology Scotland. These groups operate separately from the head CBA and manage their own activities and governance.

Each group supports archaeology in its area by offering advice, promoting public participation, sharing best practice, and helping to safeguard local heritage. They also run their own events programmes and hands-on training activities

All the groups welcome new members, in exchange for a nominal fee to support their activity. Many of them also run grant schemes to help assist projects in their area and aspiring archaeologists.

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England & Wales 

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CBA East

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CBA London

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CBA South East

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CBA Wessex

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CBA South Midlands

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CBA East Midlands

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CBA West Midlands

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CBA Yorkshire

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CBA North

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CBA North West

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CBA Wales/Cymru

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Please note: There is no CBA South West currently in operation. 

 

Scotland

Archaeology Scotland (sister organisation)
 

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Northern Ireland 

The CBA also works in Northern Ireland alongside our partners in the Northern Ireland Archaeology Forum.

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