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2020 Vision - a new era in British archaeology?

When	Thu, 01/07/2010 - 23:00
Venue	Merchant Taylors Hall, York

Name	Hilda Young
Email	h.young@wessexarch.co.uk
Phone	01722 343444
Website	FAME

Topic	Environment Quality of Life

The open meeting of the Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME) will consider the future of British archaeology, following the publication of PPS5 and similar planned reforms across the UK.

Held in association with the Association of Local Government Archaeological Officers (ALGAO), it will include views from both organisations, together with those of the Council for British Archaeology and the Institute for Archaeologists.

Admission is free to FAME and ALGAO members and £40 to non-members; including lunch, morning coffee and afternoon tea.

Advance booking is essential – for a booking form contact Hilda Young on 01722 343444 or email h.young@wessexarch.co.uk

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