We are the foremost charity supporting the study of the archaeology and history of the county of Surrey. We hold regular lectures and conferences, as well as publishing annual Collections and a regular Bulletin.
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Archaeological work between 1988 and 1990 examined a range of frontage and backlands locations to the south of High St and west of Bell St, the two streets that formed the core of historic Reigate, and provides an unusually comprehensive picture of the development of a small town.
The most recent August e-newsletter is now out, which includes info on the new Surrey LiDAR Portal.
The Society has the best specialist archaeological library in the county, and holds a valuable archive of Surrey material.
The Society has several Special Interest Groups, specialising in certain periods or areas.
The Society publishes several regular journals as well as books about Surrey archaeology and history.
The Society encourages research into the history and archaeology of Surrey.
