Welcome to the East Herts Archaeological Society.

We are one of the oldest archaeological societies in this part of the country, with publications and records that go back to 1899. As such, we are a valuable resource for anyone interested in local history.

EHAS can offer you:

• Access to our research collections held at Ware Museum
• Links to current archaeological digs in East Herts where volunteers are welcome
• A regular lecture series with experts presenting illustrated talks on local and international archaeology, and on local buildings and other historical topics
• Excursions throughout the summer led by experts in their field

New members are always welcome. To join EHAS see the Membership page or contact
Mrs Sue Horner: Phone 01992 423725
or email us on EHASoc@googlemail.com

Founded: 1898  Registered Charity No. 257254

Latest News:

EHAS is looking for a society treasurer. If you are interested in this post, or know someone who might be, please get in touch with us.

This year’s lecture series consists of the following talks:

Saturday 8th October: Hertfordshire’s Historic Environmental Record, by Isobel Thompson, Archaeology Dept, HCC.

Saturday 12th November: Gateway to the Underworld: Excavations in the Welwyn area, by Tony Rook

Saturday 11th February 2012: Roman Aqueducts, Water and How it Affected Britain, by Anna Mangini

Saturday 10th March: Title to be confirmed, by Lee Prosser, Royal Historic Palaces.

All lectures take place at Bengeo Parish Church Hall in Duncombe Road, Hertford at 2.30pm. All visitors welcome.