About

About GlosArch


GlosArch (Gloucestershire Archaeology) was formed in Gloucester in 1967 as the Gloucester and District Archaeological Research Group (GADARG). We are an amateur archaeological society and have some 160 members who are interested in the archaeology and history of Gloucestershire. We are a registered charity (Charity No. 1201251). Our members are encouraged to develop their knowledge and skills in archaeology and local history through our annual lecture series and site visits, participative fieldwork activities and research and annual journal Glevensis.

We maintain close links with the archaeologists of Gloucester City Council and Gloucestershire County Council, Gloucestershire Archives, Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society (BGAS) and the Gloucestershire Local History Association .

We are members of the BGAS Committee for Archaeology that represents the local archaeological community on matters of concern and organises an annual symposium.

GlosArch

Friendly

All ages welcome

Fieldwalking

Excavations

Geophysical Surveying

Site Visits

Who we are

Officers

President: Michael Hare

Secretary: Dr Phillip Cox

Treasurer: Sally Nicholas

 

Past Officers:

Other roles:

Membership Secretary: Angela Newcombe

Fieldwork Lead: Neil Cathie

Glevensis Editor in Chief: Dr Tim Copeland

Become a Member

If you'd like to get involved in archaeology why not become a member? Our friendly archaeologists range in age and experience and we offer our members access to a range of facilities and information.