Nominations will open in summer 2022 and the awards ceremony will take place in Dublin in winter 2022.
Archaeological Achievement Awards
The British Archaeological Awards are changing to reflect archaeological achievements across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. The Archaeological Achievement Awards will now be coordinated by the Council for British Archaeology (CBA).
Click here to see all of the Archaeological Achievement Award winners and highly commended.
Outstanding Archaeological Achievement 2021 Winner
The winner of the Outstanding Archaeological Award 2021 is Cuilcagh to Cleenish Memory Map!
Formerly the British Archaeology Awards, the awards are coordinated by the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) with the support of a steering group and aim to celebrate archaeological achievements from across the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. To reflect this change, we have renamed the awards the Archaeological Achievement Awards.
There are 5 award categories and one overall outstanding achievement award with an emphasis on a range of cross cutting themes that are designed to show how archaeology relates to wider society, health and wellbeing, and place. The awards are judged by representatives from across the sector.
The 2021 awards took place via an online ceremony on 7 December and you can find details of the winners and highly commended nominees here. Congratulations to all our winners.
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