CBA North West

CBA North West covers the counties of Cheshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, and Merseyside. The archaeology of this region is as diverse as its landscape, from the ancient remains of prehistory to the iconic monuments of the Industrial Revolution.

Their aim is to help advance the enjoyment, study, and care of archaeology in their region. They actively advocating and campaign for the region's heritage. 

Their activities involve bringing together and supporting those involved in archaeology including individuals, volunteer groups, professional bodies, and academics. They also provide and promote opportunities for participation in archaeology for everyone. They encourage and publish research into the region's heritage, as well as provide grant funding for regional archaeological work and support the regional branches of the Young Archaeologists' Club.

To join them, please click on the link to their membership page, where you will find more information about the benefits of being a CBA North West member. 

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.