IFA CONfrence calling the "unwaged"; Free Speech

[Marc Berger]

Ticket Information

Ticket Type Price
CIfA Member - Full three days £186.00
CIfA member - Weds 20 April £76.00
CIfA member - Thurs 21 April £76.00
CIfA member - Fri 22 April £76.00
CIfA Student/Unwaged - Full three days £100.00
CIfA Student/Unwaged - Weds 20 April £45.00
CIfA student/ unwaged - Thurs 21 April £45.00
CIfA student/ unwaged - Fri 22 April £45.00

Non-member - full three days £330.00
Non-member - Weds 20 April £120.00
Non-member - Thurs 21 April £120.00
Non-member - Fri 22 April £120.00
Non-member student/unwaged - Full three days £192.00
Non-member student/unwaged - Weds 20 April £81.00
Non-member student/unwaged - Thurs 21 April £81.00
Non-member Student/Unwaged - Fri 21 April £81.00

Wednesday night meal £40.00
Thursday night buffet & social £14.00

SPEAKER - Weds 20 April If you are speaking at the conference, you are entitled to book the day you are speaking on for free

SPEAKER - Thurs 21 April If you are speaking at the conference, you are entitled to book the day you are speaking on for free

SPEAKER - Fri 22 April If you are speaking at the conference, you are entitled to book the day you are speaking on for free

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[Sikelgaita]

They have to charge fees appropriate for the gravitas of a Chartered organisation. Anyway, they don't want the 'unwashed masses' lowering the tone and spoiling their self congratulatory back slapping

[Dinosaur]

Bit like stuffing diggers into the PIFA membership category?

[P Prentice]

tra la la la

[Dinosaur]

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[Marc Berger]

Free for Speechers

CONFIRMED SESSIONS

THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCE IN CONTEXT; NATIONAL APPROACHES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Organiser(s): Nicola Hembrey and Hugh Corley, Historic England
Contact: Nicola.Hembrey@HistoricEngland.org.uk and Hugh.Corley@HistoricEngland.org.uk

ARCHAEOLOGY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE – FROM FORENSICS TO HERITAGE CRIME
Organiser(s): Roosje de Leeuwe, Netherlands Forensic Institute and Alexandria Young, Independent
Contact: r.de.leeuwe@nfi.minvenj.nl, atulipzebradream@gmail.com


THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BREWING
Organiser(s): Jeff Sanders, Society of Antiquaries of Scotland and Devon McHugh, Museums Galleries Scotland
Contact: jeff@socantscot.org, devonm@museumsgalleriesscotland.org.uk


ARCHAEOLOGY IN SCHOOLS: PROMOTING ARCHAEOLOGY AS A KEY LEARNING TOOL WITHIN THE NATIONAL CURRICULA
Organiser(s): Kim Biddulph, Schools Prehistory and Matt Ritchie, Forestry Commission Scotland
Contact: kim@schoolsprehistory.co.uk, matthew.ritchie@forestry.gsi.gov.uk



ARCHAEOLOGY, EDUCATION AND YOUNG PEOPLE: IS ARCHAEOLOGY A SUITABLE MEDIUM FOR ENHANCING LIFE CHANCES OF YOUNG PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS THROUGH FORMAL AND INFORMAL EDUCATION?
Organiser(s): Janet Bailey, Glamorgan Gwent Archaeological Trust and Nicky Milsted, CBA

THE SKILLS GAP: TRAINING FOR COMPETENCE IN ARCHAEOLOGY
Organiser(s): Samantha Boyle, Bristol Museums, Galleries and Archives, and Kelly Madigan, L-P Archaeology
Contact: samanthadboyle87@gmail.com, k.madigan@lparchaeology.com



PLUS ÇA CHANGE, PLUS C'EST LA MÊME CHOSE? CAN WE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES?
Stephen Haynes (ARUP), Mike Heaton, Heritage Consultant, Bill Moffat, Wessex Archaeology, and Nick Shepherd (FAME)
Contact: Stephen.haynes@arup.com, mike@michaelheaton.co.uk, b.moffat@wessexarch.co.uk, nsprojects.uk@gmail.com



ACROSS THE ATLANTIC: PROFESSIONALISM IN ARCHAEOLOGY OVER HERE AND OVER THERE
Organiser(s): Peter Hinton, Chief Executive, CIfA and Michael R. Polk RPA, Sagebrush Consultants
Contact: peter.hinton@archaeologists.net, mpolk@sagebrushconsultants.com



THE BOUNDARIES OF PUBLIC ARCHAEOLOGY: ARE WE ARCHAEOLOGISTS OR ARE WE SOCIAL WORKERS?
Organiser(s): Doug Rocks-Macqueen, Landward Research Ltd
Contact: doug@landward.org


THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY
Organiser(s): Aisling Nash, Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service and Rob Hedge, Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service
Contact: anash@worcestershire.gov.uk, rhedge@worcestershire.gov.uk



ADOPTING ARCHAEOLOGY: STEWARDING ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE
Organiser(s): David Jennings and Harald Fredheim, University of York
Contact: dj715@york.ac.uk, lhf506@york.ac.uk

UAV’S IN ARCHAEOLOGY: THE BIGGER PICTURE
Organiser(s): Andrew Petersen, University of Wales Trinity Saint David and Austin Hill, University of Connecticut, USA
Contact: a.petersen@uwtsd.ac.uk, austin.hill@uconn.edu


DEVELOPING THE CHARTERED ARCHAEOLOGIST Q&A
Organiser(s): Kate Geary, Chartered Institute for Archaeologists
Contact: kate.geary@archaeologists.net



APPLICATION OF LANDSCAPE SURVEY TECHNIQUES
Organiser(s): Mark Bowden and Pete Herring, Historic England
Contact: mark.bowden@HistoricEngland.org.uk, peter.herring@HistoricEngland.org.uk




CPD and other sessions will include:

These sessions aren’t included in the Call for Papers, but we thought you would like to know what else will be on the programme… The full programme with all the sessions, excursions and networking information will be released with the bookings information later this year.

Equality and diversity workshop (Seminar and workshop)
Organiser(s): Cath Poucher, CIfA Equality and diversity group, and Sarah Maclean, Historic England

Going solo: self-employment in an archaeological context (Seminar)
Organiser(s): Rachel Edwards, Arboretum Archaeological Consultancy and Catrina Appleby, freelance.

The information archaeologist – learning skills from context (CPD workshop)
Organiser(s): Edmund Lee and Hugh Corley, Historic England, and CIfA Information Management Special Interest Group (IMSIG)

Finds Reports and their archives (CPD Workshop)
Organiser(s): Dr Phil Mills, freelance/ Chair CIfA SIG Finds and Duncan Brown, Historic England

Risk management in archaeology (CPD Workshop)
Organiser(s): Tariq Mian, Towergate Insurance

Starting out; professionalism for beginners (CPD Workshop)
Organiser(s): Andrea Bradley, Heritage consultant

Funding for collaborative research (CPD Workshop)
Organiser(s): Emma Dwyer, University of Leicester

[BAJR]

So is anyone going then> I can only afford once in every three years. however. it costs not much more than many conferences. And I can't go to World Arch Conference this year... Tokyo is too far. so Leicester is not too bad

[P Prentice]

i am - its like being on holiday

[kevin wooldridge]

So is anyone going then> I can only afford once in every three years. however. it costs not much more than many conferences. And I can't go to World Arch Conference this year... Tokyo is too far. so Leicester is not too bad

I will be going.....cos actually there are some pretty interesting sessions this year....and its really good to be warmed and illuminated by the reflected heat and light of the great and good once in a while

[Dinosaur]

Too much archaeology to do