Congresses

 

1985 – Cambridge. The First Congress

1987 – Cambridge – Second Congress (There is a report on this)

1989 – York: Formation of the Council for Independent Archaeology

1991 – Bristol

1993 – Nottingham The Role of Local societies in Rescue Archaeology

1995 – Sheffield The Role of Archaeological Societies in the ’90s.

1997 – Nottingham – The Best of British Archaeology

1999 – Sheffield: Demystifying Archaeology

2001 – Nottingham – Valetta and its Aftermath

2003 – Sheffield – Public Archaeology and local societies

2005 – Cirencester – Independence and Research

2007 – Bishop Burton, Beverley – Archaeology and Agriculture – the Relationship

2009 – Buxton – Local Archaeology – Continuing as usual

Conferences and meetings

1990 – Dorchester – Centenary of birth of Sir Mortimer Wheeler

1992 – Great Orme mines, Llandudno

1994 – Frocester – to honour Eddie Price

1996 – Flag Fen and a discussion on Treasure Trove

1998 – London – Who will do research archaeology?

2000 – Salisbury – centenary of General Pitt Rivers  (illustrated report)

2002 – New Lanark, Scotland. The Independent Archaeologist: A threatened Species?

2004 – Sedgeford

2006 – Whitehall Villa

2008 – Monmouth

2010 – Waltham Abbey

2011 – Swadlincote

2012 – Hackleton