A request from HES: “Historic Environment Scotland and the University of Birmingham are gathering examples of organisations, projects and individuals…
There is an opportunity for free training on the new, live radiocarbon database for Britain and Ireland; the first repository…
Our secretariat and chair have recently written an article for CIfA’s The Archaeologist publication, which we are happy to share…
If you’re an employer in the historic environment sector and you’re wondering whether you could take on an apprentice, but…
Sarahjayne Clements, a doctoral candidate at the University of Hertfordshire is seeking help from individuals and employers to provide images…
This is FAME’s 8th Health and Safety Injury Survey, which we have undertaken annually since 2018-19. This report covers the…
CIfA is working on a new project, with funding from Historic England, to make the UK’s archaeological standards and guidance…
At the FAME AGM on June 18th, two new board members were elected to the FAME Board, and one stepped…
We are proud to announce that the archaeology and solar development guidance has been officially launched. Solar energy developers can…
After a 12-year break, CAGS returns to Bradford on 9–10 July 2026 — hosted by FAME member Magnitude Surveys. Please…
The Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers has decided to transfer delivery of the Chief Executive Officer role from our…
We are happy to announce the 2026 FAME Forum programme. The AGM will occur on Thursday, 18th of June at…
Consultation on the Curating the Palaeolithic project, which produced guidance and case study documents that sought to explain the importance…
National Heritage Science Forum (NHSF) has launched the Year 2 HSDS User Needs Survey. The survey is aimed at anyone…
We are pleased to announce that FAME, with ALGAO:UK, CIfA, Historic England, Cadw, Department of Communities, UK Government, have been…
Many times, we get questions from the public and our clients about archaeological processes and resources, one of which is…
FAME (the Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers) is the trade association for commercial archaeology companies operating in the UK…
FAME, the Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers, is the tradeassociation for companies working in development-led archaeology in the UK…
An event being organised by the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Community, in collaboration with the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA). …
The Commercial Archaeological Geophysics Seminar returns in 2026 Being organised by FAME member Magnitude Surveys. See the announcement below: After…