11 Oct 2024

Announcing the Archaeological Achievement Awards 2024 Shortlist!

The Archaeological Achievement Awards celebrate the outstanding work of archaeologists and heritage professionals across the UK. As we approach the 2024 awards, we’re excited to announce the shortlisted candidates who have demonstrated exceptional work in their categories. 

The Shortlist

Learning, Training and Skills

  • Irchester Field School - Organisational leads: Sarah Scott, Heritage Partnerships Development Director/Professor of Archaeology, University of Leicester (UoL), Jeremy Taylor, Fieldwork coordinator, School of Archaeology and Ancient History (SAAH) University of Leicester, Ben Donnelly-Symes, Northants Archaeological Resource Centre (ARC) Curator, Jack Pishhorn, General Manager, The Chester House Estate /Strategic Lead Culture, Heritage and Tourism, North Northants Council (NNC). Other team members play a lead role in the design and delivery of activities, including a core team from University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS), volunteers, collaborators (including Adam Sutton at Aurelius Archaeology and Creating Tomorrow College, based at the Chester House Estate) and students

This award is sponsored by Archaeological Management Solutions.

Engagement and Participation

  • Diving into the Digital Archives of the Earl of Abergavenny - Portland Museum

This award is sponsored by University Archaeology UK

Archaeology and Sustainability

  • Fair Game: Valuing the bio-cultural heritage of fallow deer and their venison for food security, sustainable woodlands and biodiversity - University of Exeter 

This award is sponsored by National Highways.

Early Career Archaeologist

  • Anna Giecco 

  • Laurie Matthews 

  • Rosie Crawford 

  • Kieran Manchip 

  • Stephanie Black 

This award is sponsored by The Royal Archaeological Institute.

Public Dissemination or Presentation

  • A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Road Improvement Scheme - MOLA-Headland Infrastructure (MHI) for National Highways

Congratulations to all of the shortlisted candidates, and thank you to all who submitted entries to the awards this year. We had an incredible range of fantastic projects and people nominated. 

The winners and highly commended of each category will be announced at an awards ceremony in Cardiff, Wales at the Temple of Peace, on the evening of Friday 22 November, which will be available to stream live. As well as the 5 main awards, winners from each category will be in for the chance of winning the Outstanding Archaeological Achievement Award. 

The Archaeological Achievement Awards are kindly sponsored by a range of organisations, supporting our work to celebrate outstanding archaeologists and projects. You can find out more about them below.

 

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