Sites and Monument Records

So what does SMR and NMR mean? Well its quite simple. The SMR also known as Site and Monuments Records and the NMR is known as National Sites and Monuments Records. And all can be viewed by the pubic. However some Archaeology Units do have a set charge and you must ask for the site of interest that you are either studying.

The NMR, has all known archaeology but on a much large national scale and you can visit them or order a site reports. This part of the website is not set up for metal detectors people and they should go elsewhere. Although the SMR is a public record, the inclusion of a site does not imply public access to that location. Many monuments are on privately owned land.

Berkshire

Suffolk

Gloucestershire

Lancashire

Wiltshire

Buckinghamshire

Hampshire

Milton Keynes

Southend on Sea

Birmingham City

Northumberland

Durham

Humber

Worcestershire

Some of the SMR sites that use to be listed here had been removed as the links were broken and other have been taken off. I will keep updating this part of the site for you when I have time. Thanks

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