Archaeology Organizations in Europe

• Greece
• Ireland
• Poland
• United Kingdom@

• Archaeolingua Foundation  - Non-profit organization includes research and activities in archaeology.
• Archaeological Society of Finland  - Improves standard archaeological research, and furthers through activities through lectures and discussions and publication.
• Archeologische Werkgroep Haarlem  - Amateur-archaeology practices and promotes archaeology.
• Austrian Academy of Sciences  - Carries research projects in sciences and humanities.
• Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Institute of Archaeology and Museum  - Facilitates the study of the culture of tribes and people in Bulgaria, from past to present.
• Center for Research and Assessment of the Historic Environment  - Identifies and documents cultural and historical heritage, and assesses required methods and techniques.
• Center of World Archaeology  - Umbrella organization presents information on the current and future initiatives, projects, exhibition, publications and gallery.
• Danish National Research Foundation's Center  - Concerns with ethnic relations, cultural interaction, and economic interdependence in the Black Sea region.
• European Association of Archaeologist  - Promotes development of archaeological research and heritage, proper ethical and scientific standards, and cooperation of other organizations.
• European Exchange on Archaeological Research and communication  - Exchanges ancient and non-destructive methods of collecting archaeological data.
• European Materials Research Society  - Scientific association focuses on synergy of technologies, and promotes research on the development of science.
• Foundation for Calabrian Archaeology  - Educational organization focuses on the excavation of a long-lost ancient Hellenistic town in Southern Italy.
• German Archaeological Institute  - Carries out research in the area of archaeology, and organizes congresses, tours and media information.
• Institute for the History of Material Culture  - Covers archaeological cultures of Stone Age, and studies ancient production and radiocarbon dating of archaeological implements.
• Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Division  - Studies man's origin and early stage of development of Siberia, and carries out research projects, exhibits, and conferences.
• Institute of Archaeology, Iceland  - Organization dedicated to fostering research and publication in archaeology and the related fields.
• Macedonian Rock Art Research Center  - Studies rock art, cultural, historic, artistic, linguistic, ethnological and religious-philosophical inheritance of Macedonia.
• Nordic Archaeology Conference  - Presents conference on humanity, analyzes societal phenomena, and processes archaeological data.
• Royal Academy of Archaeology of Belgium  - Nonprofit organization aims to foster scientific research in the field of archaeology and other related disciplines.
• Thetis Authentics Ltd  - Offers services on application of methods and techniques on cultural heritage, and explores functional use of archaeological objects.