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CURRENT ARCHAEOLOGY AWARDS 2015

English Heritage features in two award categories at the prestigious Current Archaeology Awards 2015.

  • Simon Thurley, Chief Executive of English Heritage, is nominated within the Archaeologist of the Year category.
  • The Staffordshire Hoard project is nominated within the Research Project of the Year category.

Voting

Voting is now open.  Please go to www.archaeology.co.uk/vote and select your favourites from the list. Voting is open until February 6th and the winners will be announced at the Current Archaeology Live! 2015 conference, held at the University of London's Senate House on 27-28 February.

Special Ticket Offer for English Heritage Members

Tickets for the conference are usually £130, however English Heritage members will be able to purchase tickets for just £85.  Members wishing to book a ticket please call 020 8819 5580 quoting 'English Heritage' to get the discounted rate.

 

Channel website: http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/

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