2014 WINNERS

BEST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT 2014 – SCAPE Trust

BEST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT 2014 – SCAPE Trust

BEST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT 2014 – SCAPE Trust

SCAPE Trust

SCAPE is a charity that seeks to research, conserve and promote the archaeology of Scotland’s coast. SCAPE is especially interested in remains that are threatened by coastal erosion.

SCAPE manages and undertakes a variety of projects including Coastal Zone Assessment Surveys and several excavations.

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The winners were announced at the 2016 British Archaeological Awards ceremony on 11 July at the British Museum in London.

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Trustees, members and sponsors are heading to London for the British Archaeological Awards AGM @SocAntiquaries today #archaeology
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