What does CBA stand for?

Council for British Archaeology

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The committee took representation from the Welsh Local Government Association, Sports Council for Wales, Arts Council of Wales, the Council for British Archaeology Wales and local arts and cultural groups.

WAG to bring power to play; NEWSBRIEF

From 1949 to 1973, she served as secretary of the Council for British Archaeology.

De Cardi still retains passion for archaeology

Editors and contributors Barnwell (historic environment, Oxford) and Palmer (English Heritage, the Council for British Archaeology, and the National Trust) provide fifteen essays divided into sections on rural landscapes, urban landscapes, and landscapes perceived.

Post-medieval landscapes

Here are guidelines from the Council for British Archaeology.

How to detect with care

After graduating from York University with a degree in the subject, she worked for the Council for British Archaeology before joining English Heritage as an inspector of historic buildings.

Heritage boss inspired by Wall

uk National Archaeology Days is organised by the Council For British Archaeology, along with the Young Archaeologists' Club, and you can find a full list of events at www.

carol@mirror.co.uk: Virtual history; TIME TO GET DIGGING AND UNCOVER ...

In what Francis Pryer, president of the Council for British Archaeology, called an " appalling " initial announcement, the programme had asked its five million viewers to dig one metre square holes "in their own gardens or even in someone else's".

Pitfall of TV bid to dig up UK

Residents and the Council for British Archaeology fear the request could open the door for many more of the toilets being torn down.

Going down the pan!