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Development-led archaeology Health and Safety statistics 2023-24
This is FAME’s 7th Health and Safety Injury Survey; the first was for the 2009-10 financial year, and since 2018-19,…
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Shape the future of the Heritage Science Data Service
The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) was launched in October 2024, when UKRI Arts and Humanities Council…
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Archaeology and Tick-borne Diseases – a FAME Guide
The FAME Health and Safety Working Group creates our Health and Safety Guides to provide detailed practical advice to our…
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Digging deeper for net zero
FAME members are working on methods and processes to cut their carbon use, to help tackle climate change. To support…
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Development-led archaeology Health and Safety statistics 2022-23
A goal of FAME’s Health & Safety strategy is to assemble industry injury and accident data to assist with the…
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The FAME carbon calculator for archaeology
FAME has commissioned the creation of, and will then make freely available, a carbon calculator tool that will allow archaeology…
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Medication Side-Effects: Cold Sensitivity – update to FAME medication guide
We have updated the FAME Medication Side-Effects: Heat and Sun Sensitivity guide to now include cold sensitivity. The updated guide…
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New Draft Resource for Those Involved in Preparing and Transferring Archaeological Archives for England
FAME have been pushing for years for a new system for transfer of title of archaeological finds, especially orphan archives,…
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FAME AGM draft minutes and reports
At the FAME Forum in June, FAME held an AGM. The minutes (draft), accounts, Chair’s report and CEO’s report can…
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Changes to laws/regulations affecting archaeology HR – October update
In June, the FAME Board set out a series of objectives for FAME to undertake over the coming year. One…
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The Benefits of Development-led Archaeology
The European Archaeological Council (Europae Archaeologiae Consilium), a membership organisation consisting of the national bodies charged with the management of…
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The Value of Developing a Research Framework
The European Archaeological Council (Europae Archaeologiae Consilium), a membership organisation consisting of the national bodies charged with the management of…
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Before the Museums – consultation on standards and fees for archaeological archives in Scotland
The ‘Before The Museums’ project is an initiative aiming to create the smooth transition of finds from their recovery during…
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FAME Forum 2024 Videos
The presentations at the 2024 FAME Forum were recorded and are now available to view below: FAME’s Carbon Calculator https://youtu.be/VcQK-SezkOo…
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State of the Archaeological Market 2023
We are proud to announce the publication of the 2023 State of the Archaeological Market Report. It presents the results…
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A New Model for Global Heritage Management
A presentation from Chronicle Heritage at the 2024 FAME Forum.
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Re-entering the Eurozone with old friends and new
A presentation from Colm Moloney (Rubicon Heritage) at the 2024 FAME Forum.
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1966 and All That! The Growth of Cultural Resources Management in the United States…
A presentation by Richard Grubb & Ellen Turco (ACRA) at the 2024 FAME Forum.
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Changes to CSCS: Update and Planning for the Way Forward
A presentation from Luke Brannlund (Chair of FAME H&S Group) at the 2024 FAME Forum.
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Current developments in TII Archaeology and Heritage
A presentation from Ronan Swan (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) at the 2024 FAME Forum.