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IfA’s Chief Executive, supporting representatives of many other organisations and interested individuals, has written to the Daily Telegraph lamenting the lack of progress by...

Cotswolds Archaeology just added a further 500 reports to Archaeological Reports Online, it’s even easier to search for grey literature reports, journal articles and...

In May this year, Unite chair Matt Seaver spoke at IAI2016 in Galway on Friday. He highlighted the frequent attempts Unite have made to...

Linear schemes which can include road and rail, waterways, pipelines and cabling, present a number of problems which other types of development do not...

Access to several UK museums, galleries and heritage sites may be affected this week due to industrial action. The National and National Portrait Galleries have...

During a recent round of visits, it has become clear that archaeology, far from being detrimental to development, can actually help steer it safely...

Ethics is the study of moral philosophy, which helps us to decide what is right and to act accordingly. Moral philosophy can be viewed...

CIfA's e-learning portal provides online learning courses to help develop your knowledge and understanding regarding heritage and the historic environment. Of course, you must be...

The CIfA are looking for exciting, innovative and engaging sessions for the 2016 CIfA conference. The conference will comprise a three-day programme, with traditional...

The book uses Headland as a case study for a commercial archaeology unit, highlighting two of their projects, The Scottish Parliament and the M74...