Useful local contacts Council for British Archaeology — East Midlands Group: Archaeology for all  Charity No. 1082287 Would you like to explore the main CBA national site? Click here for archaeologyuk.org Local Archaeological Societies Bingham Heritage Trails Association: Membership costs £2. Further information at www.binghamheritage.org.uk/index.php Derbyshire Archaeological Society: Membership includes the annual Journal. Further information at www.derbyshireas.org.uk Friends of Moor Pond Wood: Involved with exploring and conserving the environment and heritage of Moor Pond Woods, Papplewick, where there are 18th-century millponds, sluices and earthworks associated with the Robinson Mills. Further information from moorpond.papplewick.org/index.html Hallaton Field Work Group: Hallaton Field Work Group is involved in practical archaeology — fieldwalking, geophysics and excavation — which are supported by its monthly meetings. Further information at www.hallatonfwg.co.uk or https://hallatonfwg.wordpress.com/ Hunter Archaeological Society: Membership includes the bi-annual Transactions. Further information at https://www.hunterarchaeologicalsociety.org.uk Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society: Contact the Hon Secretary Chris Jordan. Membership includes the annual Transactions journal and Leicestershire Historian magazine, plus quarterly newsletters. The Society promotes the study of Leicestershire’s history and archaeology via events, working with local groups, and grant-giving. Further information at www.lahs.org.uk Leicestershire Fieldworkers: Undertakes archaeological fieldwork throughout Leicestershire and Rutland. Holds regular lecture meetings, and provides training courses for beginners. Also supports the work of archaeologists in both the City and County Museums Services. See leicsfieldworkers.co.uk for contact information and further details. Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology: Membership includes the annual Journal, and a quarterly magazine. Further information at www.slha.org.uk Loughborough Archaeological and Historical Society: Information at www.loughboroughpastandpresent.org/index.php Nene Valley Archaeological Trust: The NVAT is a charitable trust which brings together professional and amateur archaeologists to support local archaeological groups, lobby government, and help focus funds and expertise on Nene Valley archaeology. Contact the NVAT to be added to its free mailing list. Further information at www.nenevalleyarchaeology.co.uk Retford and District Historical and Archaeological Society: Contact the Hon Secretary, Janet Gamble. Rutland Local History & Record Society: Membership includes the annual copy of The Rutland Record. Further information at www.rutlandhistory.org Sherwood Archaeological Society: Information at www.sherwoodarchaeology.com Southwell Community Archaeology Group: Information at https://southwellarchaeology.org/ Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire: Membership includes the annual Transactions. Further information at www.thorotonsociety.org.uk City and County Council Contacts Derbyshire: County Archaeologist  Steve Baker     01629 539773       Derby City: Built Heritage contact     01332 640809 Leicestershire: Principal Archaeologist Richard Clark    0116 305 8322 Leicester City: City Archaeologist Grahame Appleby  0116 454 6868 Lincolnshire: Places Manager Ian George   01522 552363 City Archaeologist Alastair MacIntosh  01522 873478 Nottinghamshire: Principal Archaeologist contact     0115 993 2603 Nottingham City: City Archaeologist Scott Lomax   0115 876 1854 Peak District National Park: Cultural Heritage Team Manager Anna Badcock   01629 816200 Portable Antiquities Scheme http://finds.org.uk Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire: Meghan King 01332 641903 Leicestershire and Rutland: Megan Gard 01572 758131 Lincolnshire: Lisa Brundle 01522 552361 Northern Lincolnshire: Martin Foreman 01724 297055 East Midlands Made with Xara Web Designer Council for British Archaeology