Matthew Beamish (University of Leicester Archaeological Services) "A detailed UAS (drone) survey of Ryknield Street in Sutton Park"
18th September 2026
We have a thriving Membership who benefit from a regular programme of Lectures, Newsletters, Outings and access to Transactions, our peer-reviewed record relating to the Archaeology and History of Staffordshire.
If you would like to become a member of the Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society, you may choose from the following annual subscription options –
| Individual Membership | £20.00 |
| Joint Membership | £30.00 |
| Student / Unemployed | £15.00 |
| Associate Membership | £10.00 (as a one-off payment only) |
Full Membershipentitles you to attend our Meetings and Events, and receive our regular email communications, including the Newsletters, and allows access to the online password-controlled website Member Area archive of all the Society's Transactions (our annual journals), including those last 5 Volumes which are not Open Access, and entitles you to receive print copies of each Transactions when they are published. Inter alia.
Associate Membershipallows you to access online those Transactions (our annual journals) which are not Open Access, being the last 5 most recently published Volumes at all times. The log-in password is provided to you for the website Member Area archive, once the one-off subscription payment has been made. No other benefits are available to Associate Members
Alternatively, if you would prefer to send a payment via post, please download and complete a copy of the application form and send it, together with your subscription, to the Membership Secretary, whose address may be found on the form.
The Society welcomes Gift Aid Declarations, the form for which may be downloaded here. For further details please contact treasurer@sahs.uk.net.
Our Membership Secretary may be contacted via treasurer@sahs.uk.net
You will be sent the access password by email as soon as your payment has been received.
Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society is dedicated to the study and dissemination of the archaeology, historic environment, history and heritage of Staffordshire although our membership activities range further afield.
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