Aims

The NNAS exists to encourage interest in Norfolk’s rich heritage, and to work for its protection.

We do this through a range of activities

• supporting life-long learning of history and archaeology
• providing grants for academic and community-led archaeology and history projects
• advocating for better access, understanding and care of Norfolk’s historic archives, buildings, objects and sites

Become a member!

You will be joining a community of people who all want to learn more about Norfolk’s past. Click here.

Other benefits:

• A programme of monthly lectures during the autumn and winter
• In the summer we organise excursions to a variety of sites in Norfolk and further afield
• Norfolk Archaeology, the leading academic journal for the archaeology and history of Norfolk, is published annually and sent free of charge to full members
• Newsletter, sent twice a year to all members, includes news of forthcoming events, lectures and talks, as well as articles on local and national heritage matters
• The Society’s Library is an invaluable resource for the history of the County