Box Archaeological and
Natural History Society (Box NATS)
Box NATS is a community group for people interested in the archaeology and natural history of Box in Wiltshire. The Society was formed in 1969 by two teenagers following an excavation of the Ramano-British strucrures under the village. See Mark Corney's book: The Roman Villa at Box.
The Society organises outings to places of interest during the summer. During the winter there are monthly talks about local history and natural history on subjects of interest to members. You can see some of the events from the photos below or please go to the heading Talks & Outings to see more.
The Society organises outings to places of interest during the summer. During the winter there are monthly talks about local history and natural history on subjects of interest to members. You can see some of the events from the photos below or please go to the heading Talks & Outings to see more.
VISITORS
All Visitors are welcome to turn up at our evening meetings. Non-members wishing to go on trips should book in advance.
FORTHCOMING PROGRAMME
Please click HERE for our forthcoming programme of events.
COSTS
Our annual subscription is £7. Visitors pay £2 per talk. Tea/Coffee and biscuits are provided free after our talks.
PARTNERSHIP
Between 2009 and 2017 the society was in partnership with KOBRA (Knowledge of Box Roman Archaeology) which was formed to correlate all existing knowledge of the Roman ruins in Box. More details at: www.boxromanvilla.org.uk
HISTORY
For the story of the first 50 years see History
All Visitors are welcome to turn up at our evening meetings. Non-members wishing to go on trips should book in advance.
FORTHCOMING PROGRAMME
Please click HERE for our forthcoming programme of events.
COSTS
Our annual subscription is £7. Visitors pay £2 per talk. Tea/Coffee and biscuits are provided free after our talks.
PARTNERSHIP
Between 2009 and 2017 the society was in partnership with KOBRA (Knowledge of Box Roman Archaeology) which was formed to correlate all existing knowledge of the Roman ruins in Box. More details at: www.boxromanvilla.org.uk
HISTORY
For the story of the first 50 years see History
