Forestry and Archaeology guidelines in Ireland
Ireland has been inhabited for almost 10,000 years and as a result the country is rich in the physical remains of human occupation. Many...
The value of commercial archaeology – Seminar Series
The Centre for Applied Archaeology is organising an innovative seminar series exploring aspects of the value of commercial archaeology, with the first event being...
Internet Archaeology – Open to All
As of 30th September 2014, Internet Archaeology is an open access journal and will no longer charge a subscription for access to any past...
New Archaeology Training Forum website launched
You can find the new Archaeology Training Forum at www.archaeologytraining.org.uk.
Click on the link to find out more about the work of the ATF, you can...
5th Annual Modern Conflict Archaeology
The 5th Annual Modern Conflict Archaeology Post-Graduate Conference call for papers closes on Monday 15th July. Speakers should be, or plan to be, a...
Five ways you can support CIfA
Now, as CIfA, we are halfway through our Strategic Plan (2010-2020), and we still have ambitious aims for the next five years.
To help us...
CIfA comment on the British Academy ‘Reflections on Archaeology’
CIfA has now commented on the publication of the report Reflections on Archaeology, by the British Academy on 29 March and generally welcomes the...
Historic England’s ‘Conservation Principles, Policies and Practice’
Historic England’s ‘Conservation Principles, Policies and Practice’ is the flagship guidance document for decision making on all aspects of England’s historic environment. The document...
NHPP Activity 4A3 Ports, Harbours, Coastal Settlements
This project included consulting with members of the ports industry and also looks at planning policies tools and processes in the context of the...
33rd International Shipwreck Conference
Wessex Archaeology had a display which was perused by more than 200 attendees during the breaks in the presentations that really showed the breadth...