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Whether you are a professional archaeologist, studying or skilling-up to work in the field, or just fascinated by archaeology and want to explore further, the Council for British Archaeology Yorkshire Group offers a range of ways to get involved.

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Join us

CBA Yorkshire relies on the contributions of its members to ensure we can actively champion, champion and facilitate` the archaeology of Yorkshire. See the Join us Today section of our website for more information to see what ways you can help us achieve our aims here.

Events

Events run by us and our members give everyone a chance to get involved in archaeology. Choose from dozens of events across Yorkshire in the Festival of Archaeology, meet up with fellow CBA Yorkshire members and supporters at our own events, or join others interested in archaeology at your local group or society.
Our events include:

  • Annual Symposium in February
  • Site visits during the summer
  • Autumn Showcase in November
  • Visits and workshops throughout theyear
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    Join a group

    See the Local Groups section of our website for more information here.

    Young archaeologists

    The Young Archaeologists’ Club is for young people aged between eight and sixteen. There are currently over 65 YAC Branches across Britain which hold regular meetings. Within Yorkshire there are clubs in such varied locations as the North York Moors, Sheffield, York and many more, reflecting how every part of our county can inspire young minds! Branch activities vary, but typically members can expect to learn about the many different aspects of practical archaeology including excavation, fieldwalking, surveying, conservation, etc. as well as learning more about the periods in Britain from the Palaeolithic to the Second World War – and archaeology from around the world such as the Egyptians, Romans and Greeks. For more information and to join online visit www.yac-uk.org.