Nominate 2014

Best Archaeological Book 2014

Best Archaeological Book 2014

For a conventional printed publication that adds to our knowledge, increases our understanding of the past and introduces it to new audiences.

Judges will be looking for evidence of the following:

    • Originality of approach, in terms of methodology, subject matter or presentational style

    • Lucid and stimulating writing style

    • Good design and production standards

    • Accessibility to a non-specialist audience

See 2014 shortlist

 

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The winners for each Award category were announced at the 2014 British Archaeological Awards ceremony at the British Museum on 14 July and are now published on this website.

The trustees would like to thank Loyd Grossman, Chair of the Heritage Alliance, Dan Snow, President of the Council for British Archaeology and Ed Vaizey, Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries for presenting the Awards. Congratulations to all winners and highly commended entries.

The British Archaeological Awards are grateful to our sponsors for enabling us to celebrate the best in archaeology across the United Kingdom.

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Watch #archaeology presentations from @BAAWARDSUK 2014 - thanks to @Archaemedia for voiceovers https://t.co/u19vjUS144

Space age technologies such as unmanned aerial vehicles to investigate previously inaccessible archaeology: http://t.co/1KjQZWsEI2

@NedsTop would be good to link up people and places with #ww1athome and @homefrontlegacy - you can submit both to your HER using our app

RT @ahrcpress: The role of women in the First World War - a new feature from the AHRC on international experiences of #ww1 http://t.co/nz6R…

Did you catch Phil Harding on @SundayBrunchC4 speaking about @FestivalofArch ? See it again later http://t.co/9IxFcwnENH

The @BAAWARDSUK gives us the opportunity to celebrate our incredible archaeology and archaeologists - volunteers and professionals

Beatrice de Cardi receives the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Archaeology at @BAAWARDSUK 2014 ceremony http://t.co/aNQslw7Kxa

Follow the ceremony: https://t.co/Aq0SjHyEA2 via @storify

@OxbowBooks @CoastArch @BAAWARDSUK You've been quoted in my #Storify story "British Archaeological Awards 2014" http://t.co/89pvM5O4UY

@tj_sutcliffe @OxbowUSA @ThePostHole You've been quoted in my #Storify story "British Archaeological Awards 2014" http://t.co/8iVRJ2pAjD

Watch #archaeology presentations from @BAAWARDSUK 2014 - thanks to @Archaemedia for voiceovers https://t.co/u19vjUS144
Space age technologies such as unmanned aerial vehicles to investigate previously inaccessible archaeology: http://t.co/1KjQZWsEI2
@NedsTop would be good to link up people and places with #ww1athome and @homefrontlegacy - you can submit both to your HER using our app
RT @ahrcpress: The role of women in the First World War - a new feature from the AHRC on international experiences of #ww1 http://t.co/nz6R…
Did you catch Phil Harding on @SundayBrunchC4 speaking about @FestivalofArch ? See it again later http://t.co/9IxFcwnENH
The @BAAWARDSUK gives us the opportunity to celebrate our incredible archaeology and archaeologists - volunteers and professionals
Beatrice de Cardi receives the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Archaeology at @BAAWARDSUK 2014 ceremony http://t.co/aNQslw7Kxa
Follow the ceremony: https://t.co/Aq0SjHyEA2 via @storify
@OxbowBooks @CoastArch @BAAWARDSUK You've been quoted in my #Storify story "British Archaeological Awards 2014" http://t.co/89pvM5O4UY
@tj_sutcliffe @OxbowUSA @ThePostHole You've been quoted in my #Storify story "British Archaeological Awards 2014" http://t.co/8iVRJ2pAjD