Birmingham and Warwickshire Archaeological Society
President: Dr Phil Watson

Birmingham and Midland Institute, Margaret Street, Birmingham B3 3BS, United Kingdom.

Publicity notice for schools

Founded in 1870, the Society, promotes the study of archaeology and history in Birmingham, Warwickshire and West Midlands County by the investigation, preservation and restoration of local antiquities and historic buildings and by the publication of these activities in its Transactions.

Membership of the Society is open to anyone interested in archaeology, and offers the following benefits:

Lectures on various aspects of archaeology in Britain and abroad.

Excursions to places of archaeological and historical interest.

A Field Group, which is involved in fieldwork in the Birmingham area.

Transactions, published annually, and other Society publications at a reduced price.

Use of the Society's library.

Engraving of Kenilworth Castle by J. Salter (Circa 1860)

• Archaeology in Birmingham • Recent Excavations in Warwickshire • Archaeology in Sandwell •

For further information about the Society, or to make any comments or suggestions e-mail our President.

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