Opportunities to get involved in archaeology in Buckinghamshire
This page is regularly updated with information on current and upcoming projects that you can be involved with in Buckinghamshire.
Buckinghamshire Council Archaeology Service
The Council Archaeology Service is always happy to have volunteers to help research and update the Historic Environment Record. The Historic Environment Record is the archaeological database for the county and is central to the planning process. The better resourced the Historic Environment Record is, the more measured the advice the County Archaeological Service can give on planning applications that affect the historic environment of the county.
Buckinghamshire County Museum welcomes volunteers to work in the museum store at Halton. You will get a chance to help care for archaeological artefacts, natural history and social history collections.
Buckinghamhire Archaeological Society
The Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society has an Active Archaeology Group which carries out fieldwork projects in the county. You will need to be a society member to participate in fieldwork projects. Non-members and guests can attend the society's programme of talks, conferences and visits.
The National Trust always welcomes volunteers to help present their historic properties and landscapes. Click on the heading above for a link to their website. From time to time opportunities to get involved in an archaeological project also come up. Keep an eye on this page for information about these as they arise.
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