The 2002 Conference at New Lanark
The Independent Archaeologist - A Threatened Species?
On Saturday May 18th May 2002 the Council for Independent Archaeology
presented a one day conference on the subject "The Independent
Archaeologist - A Threatened Species?"
The conference showcased the work of Independent Archaeologists
in the UK and principally in Scotland.
The meeting was hosted by Lanark and District Archaeological Society
in New Lanark. After a welcome by Jim Arnold, the Director of New
Lanark Heritage Centre and Andrew Selkirk, Chairman of the CIA,
the delegates heard a number of varied presentations.
Cracking the Egg - Getting Funding
Elizabeth Henderson - ALVO - specialist in Lottery Funding
Roy Friendship Taylor - The funding of the Piddington Roman Villa
Project
Malcolm Alyett - Funding sources for the Border Archaeological
Society
Pam Hudson - Funding and the Scottish Council of Archaeology
Report Writing
Robin Murdoch (EAFS) - The publication of Fast Castle
Edwina Proudfoot - Publishing the Scottish Churches Project
Ron Page - Publishing the excavation report of the Blackfriars
site in Stirling
Emma Carver - Publishing and the Scottish Archaeological Forum
Law and Ethics
Andrew Selkirk
New Technology
Eric Houlder - the Pros and cons of Digital Photography
Kevan Fadden - the Resistivity Meter in Action
Ian Borthwick/Ed Archer - Using GPS
ACFA - Using an EDM
Societies
Recent Work of the Vindolanda Trust
Border Archaeological Society
Tam Ward - Recent work of the Biggar Museum Trust
Edwina Proudfoot - Fieldwalking with the Buteshire Archaeological
Society
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