Enfield Archaeological Society (EAS) actively carries out research and fieldwork in Enfield to understand the Borough's archaeological past. The organisation has worked for many years with London Borough of Enfield, in particular Forty Hall & Estate. EAS was a key contributor to both the Forty Hall Development Project and the Forty Hall Parks for People Project providing archaeological watching briefs, advice and guidance throughout.

Click herefor archaeological report, covering the garden mound and bog garden as received in December 2013 and produced by Northamptonshire Archaeology.

Click here for Enfield Archaeological Society Archive Report - A section across the southern perimeter of Elsyng Palace, Forty Hall, Enfield, July 2014.

Click here for Enfield Archaeological Society Archive Report - Elsyng Palace, Forty Hall, Enfield, July 2015.

Clickhere for Enfield Archaeological Society Archive Report - Elsyng Palace, Forty Hall, Enfield, July 2016.

Click herefor Enfield Archaeological Society Archive Report - Elsyng Palace, Forty Hall, Enfield, July 2017.

Click herefor Enfield Archaeological Society Archive Report - Elsyng Palace, Forty Hall, Enfield, July 2018.