Lectures

Weekly lectures take place on Monday evenings from October to March each year, covering an interesting range of historical and archaeological subjects.

More here »

Excavations

Local digs run throughout the year (weather permitting), giving all members a chance to learn and the more experienced opportunities to extend archaeological skills.

More here »

Library

Our extensive library, covering local history and archaeology, is available to all members.

More here »

Join Us

Archaeology is for everyone, and new members are always welcome. Join the group and help discover your local history.

More here »

Admins

Welcome to the Colchester Archaeological Group

CAG Members visiting the Fordham site

We have been working since 1955 to bring together the contribution volunteers can make to local archaeological knowledge and discovery.

The Group organizes a series of archaeological digs throughout the year to help members develop and practice their skills in excavation.

There is also an annual series of lectures during the winter months, (Some on Zoom) study visits and other fieldwork designed to promote knowledge and interest in archaeology.

A great deal of what has been learnt by the group over the years is recorded here to help you find out more about your area.

Within the Group are a numbers of sub-groups where members take an interest in a specfic area. ie Fieldwork, Landscape Archaeology or Roman Roads.

Why not join us and help us discover more.

CAG is a registered Charity (1028434)

~~~~~~
Click on the link* below to see or download our latest pdf newsletter
*CAG Newsletter Summer 2024

~~~~~~

Latest addition to site

CITiZAN reports on Mersea Island (x4)

Colchester Borough Defences in WW2, Report 2007 by Fred Nash and CAG. Downloadable edition, in the Publication section

Middle Bronze Age burials and an Anglo-Saxon ditch at Great Tey, Laura Pooley and Howard Brooks (in publications)

CAG now has a collection of nearly 3000 local digital aerial photos dating from the 1970s to almost the present day. see Library page

~~~~~~

Facebook page

Please feel free to visit our Facebook page

~~~~~~

Members please note the following:

Whilst CAG will continue to make every effort to send out notifications by post to members who are not on email, but for administrative reasons, we can no longer guarantee that all notifications will be sent out in this way.
Receiving information by email means you will also hear about other opportunities to get involved with Archaeology. Other groups regularly contact us asking to share information about talks and events they have going on.

~~~~~~~

Copyright © 2013. All Rights Reserved.