FRG Meetings

 
Our meetings - open to all but with preferential rates for members - are held regularly and include one-day events focusing on themes related to the identification and interpretation of small finds. With no regional bias, FRG meetings are made accessible to the widest membership and are held across Britain and Ireland and beyond. Venues have included Dublin, Durham, Edinburgh, the Isle of Man, Lincoln, Liverpool, London, Orkney and Perth; with our most recent gatherings in Plymouth, Devizes and at the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden. Our short trips to museums to view exhibitions have taken us to Paris, Nuremberg, the Netherlands and London and Glasgow.

We co-host meetings with other finds study groups and societies - such as the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology, the Roman Finds Group, the Portable Antiquities Scheme, Instrumentum and the Architectural and Archaeological Society of Durham and Northumberland - and with professional bodies, in order to widen our network and encourage information exchange. These have proved very popular and productive in the past. We hope to continue these collaborations and welcome suggestions from groups for future joint meetings and conferences.

Details of future FRG Meetings will be listed below...
 

Nautical Archaeology Conference
Durham University 15th-18th November 2024.


Programme announced and tickets now on sale!

We are delighted to announce that we are one of the official partners of the Nautical Archaeology Society's Annual Conference which is themed: 'Archaeology of Waterways'. The event is to be held at Durham University's Learning Centre from 15th - 18th November 2024.

The programme of presentations over the weekend in Durham can be downloaded here. Details of excursions, workshops (on the 15th and 18th) and the conference dinner (Saturday 16th) will be available soon.

Tickets for the November conference in Durham can be purchased from the NAS Membership and Events Portal: www.nauticalarchaeologysociety.org.

Discounted tickets can be bought by members of the NAS, the Finds Research Group and the Architectural and Archaeological Society of Durham and Northumberland. Students can also apply for discounted tickets that do not include lunch. Tickets for excursions, workshops (on the 15th and 18th) and the conference dinner (Saturday 16th) will be coming soon.