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Inspired! English Heritage launches campaign to help historic places of worship English Heritage has launched an ambitious campaign to draw public attention to the plight of listed places of worship […]

Metal detecting code of practice The National Council of Metal Detecting and the Federation of Independent Detectorists have signed up to a code of practice which ‘defines responsible metal detecting’ […]

Letters to the Daily Telegraph re Stonehenge Letters from David Gaimster, FSA, MIFA, and Mike Pitts, FSA, MIFA, were published in the Daily Telegraph on 24 June. In both cases […]

Clear evidence of the importance of the historic environment The cry from central Government for several years now has been ‘prove to us that the historic environment is popular and […]

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Bridging the Two Cultures: commercial archaeology and the study of British prehistory The paper that Professor Richard Bradley, FSA, gave at the Society’s meeting on 12 January 2006 has been […]

2001 UNESCO Underwater Heritage Convention The Society of Antiquaries played host on 28 October 2005 to a gathering of over one hundred delegates from UK Government departments, national heritage agencies […]

Stonehenge: a time for decisions Earlier this year the Highways Agency published five options for mitigating the impact of roads on the Stonehenge World Heritage Landscape (see the Highways Agency’s […]

Stonehenge: a time for decisions As John Barrett, FSA, MIFA, reminded everyone at the Stonehenge seminar hosted by the Society of Antiquaries on Friday 31 March, Stonehenge is a great […]

Select Committee Inquiry to investigate ‘Science and Heritage’ The House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology has set up a Sub-Committee to examine the role of science, engineering […]