Council for British Archaeology
The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) is a leading educational charity dedicated to championing and promoting engagement in archaeology and supporting grassroots archaeologists across the UK. Established in 1944, we have a long history of championing public participation in archaeology, aiming to connect diverse communities with the heritage of our shared past.
Our mission is to inspire individuals to explore their heritage and engage with the historic environment, fostering new connections among people and the places where they live, work, learn, and grow. We champion a people-centered approach to archaeology, promoting shared heritage and innovative practices that highlight the social impact of archaeology.
We aim to enhance our position as a network organisation, connecting commercial, academic, and community groups, enhancing the public value of archaeology and supporting grassroots initiatives. By promoting a collaborative and inclusive approach, we strive to help improve the accessibility of archaeology, highlighting the issue of othering in our field, and contributing to a richer understanding of our shared past and its relevance to our present and future.
Sectors: Community and Volunteers
Regions: National
HQ or Main Location: York
Organisation Size: Small (10-49 employees)
Overview
For more information about the Council for British Archaeology visit our website.
Contact Details:
Phone: 01904 671417
Email: info@archaeologyuk.org