Geophysical surveys – why they are such a benefit to developers
Project flexibility as well as a reduction in development time and costs
Geophysical surveys have proved invaluable to help inform the planning process and where...
CIfA and CBA Advocacy on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill
From November, Parliamentary debates on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill – formerly known as the Great Repeal Bill – are taking place in Parliament. The...
Heritage Skills Apprenticeships due to increase this year
From a small start in 2012 when we ran a pilot scheme, (pictured above) the Heritage Craft Alliance Ltd have places for 36 students...
Placement Students in Sheffield
Three of these will be coming from the University of Sheffield, whilst one will be from Ridgewood School, Doncaster.
All the placement students will be...
RESPECT
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The Historic Environment (Wales) Bill
The current framework for the protection and management of the Welsh historic environment rests mainly on two pieces of UK legislation:
the Ancient Monuments and...
Bilingual Welsh-English Archaeology Skills Passport
Mae’r BAJR yn hynnod falch o fedru cyhoeddi’r Pasbort Sgiliau newydd – fersiwn CYMRAEG-SAESNEG DWYIEITHOG. Rydym yn ddiolchgar iawn fod y fersiwn wedi’i gyfeithu...
When archaeology supports development
During a recent round of visits, it has become clear that archaeology, far from being detrimental to development, can actually help steer it safely...
Animal Bones and Archaeology Guidelines for Best Practice
These new guidelines aim to promote high professional standards in zooarchaeological practice in project planning, excavation, reporting and archiving.
The guidance supports archaeology advisors, project...
IfA response to protect GCSE, AS and A Level Archaeology
IfA has supported GCSE, AS and A Level Archaeology and has urged Ofqual not to consider withdrawing these qualifications in any further reform.
The full...