Eastbourne Natural History and Archaeological Society

Charity number 264190

President: Dr Mike Allen, MCIfA, FLS, FSA

Since the society was founded in 1867, its aim has been to stimulate and educate the public in the beauty, history and character of the countryside. The Society promotes these values with research, lectures, publications and resources available for education.

During the summer months we conduct archaeological research, excavations and walks.

From September to April on the fourth Friday of the month, we have a programme of speaker meetings taking place at St Saviour's Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne BN21 4UT. Doors open at 7 pm with our speaker commencing at 7.30 pm.

Membership of ENHAS

As a member, you will receive a regular newsletter and have free entry to talks and events.

You can join by filling in and sending the form below, or by downloading the application form and returning it to the membership secretary.

Full membership costs £18, with an extra £8 for an additional member at the same address.

Associate members and those in full time education pay £8.

BACS details are:

Name: The Eastbourne Natural History and Archaeology Society

Sort code: 23-05-80. Acc No: 51076443

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Meetings at St Saviours Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne
BN21 4UT

+44-1323 731792 - Secretary

Membership application

Talk by Phil Beldon: 'Your Downs Needs You'

28/02/2025 07:30 PM
St Saviour's church hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne

Postponed from October 2024

Our Christmas meeting with several speakers and interesting displays

13/12/2024 07:30 PM
St Saviour's Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne

Jane Clarke: a talk by the Finds Liaison Officer

22/11/2024 07:30 PM
St Saviour's Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne

Adrian Backsall: 'The Old Town Forge'

25/10/2024 07:30 PM
St. Saviours Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne BN21 4PA

Change of programme

Talk: Recent work at the White Horse Hill at Uffington, by Adrian Cox

27/09/2024 07:30 PM
St Saviour's Church Hall, Spencer Road, Eastbourne, BN21 4PA

Adrian will explain how his work with the National Trust at White Horse Hill is an example of how archaeology helps us protect and care for special places. Together with the archaeology he will talk about the flora and fauna.