Promoting awareness of, and interest in, archaeology and the historic environment with particular reference to northern Devon. Encouraging field survey, recording, and research. Promoting the preservation and interpretation of ancient monuments and antiquities in the region. Where appropriate and necessary, we excavate to professional standards and to publish the results of research.
Saving Halberton’s Ancient Roman Environment
A project that aims to rescue an important Roman villa complex near Halberton, Devon, by excavation and recording, before it is further damaged by ploughing. These excavations are part of a five-year (2025-2030) community project that will share the archaeological discoveries and involve local people in the research.
SHARE is a partnership project between University of Exeter, Devon County Council, Tiverton Archaeology Group and the Sampford Peverell Society. It is made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Uffculme History Group
A lively group which shares an avid interest in local and Devon History. A varied programme is offered from January to July and after the summer break, from September to December. Uffculme History Group usually meets at 7:15pm on the first Wednesday in the month at Uffculme Village Hall.
The Historic Environment Team maintains the Devon County Historic Environment Record, and provides related specialist advice on development management, land management and other historic environment matters. It also works with communities and partners to promote projects that research, record, manage and interpret Devon’s rich heritage.
Promoting the study of all aspects of Devon’s history.
A treasure trove of fascinating objects and quirky artefacts that weave incredible stories about the people who lived in Mid-Devon.