About the Club & Society
The Hampshire Field Club and Archaeology Society (HFCAS,) is a registered charity incorporated through its Constitution.
The Constitutional objects of the Society are:
(a) to promote the study of and research into Archaeology, History, Historic Buildings, Landscape, Geology and Natural History within the county of Hampshire, and to publish the results appropriately.
(b) to encourage the preservation and conservation of Buildings, Historic Remains, Historical Records and all other Objects of Importance for the
Subjects specified and Areas of Importance for the Subjects specified in
(a) in the County.
The Society is run by Officers under the governance of its Council, who are elected by members of the Society.
Activities of the Society are run by its Sections: Archaeology, Local History, Historic Buildings, Landscape and Publications with each Section adopting its own rules, that are ratified by the Council.
As well as Publications, the activities HFCAS include, talks, lectures, seminars, site visits and meetings. Members can participate in all the activities of all Sections.