It’s time once again for Current Archaeology magazine’s annual awards.
Categories include:
- Archaeologist of the Year
- Rescue Dig of the Year
- Books of the Year
- Research Project of the Year
- The Jeffrey May Award, which exists to encourage new contributions to Current Archaeology and Current World Archaeology. Many of the winners in the past have been from amateur groups or local archaeological societies.
So why not head over to the web site now, select your category and make your vote count?
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08/12/2011 at 19:18
Maju
Where’s Petraglia or all the other archaeologists (Rose, Armitage…) who have been (still are) unveiling one of the most exciting episodes of human prehistory: the migration out of Africa? Where is J. Baena who lead the recent discovery of Mousterian (and hence likely Neanderthal survivors) 15,000 years after it was supposed to be over? I do not even know who those three nominated guys are.
08/12/2011 at 21:50
Alan S.
I’m afraid we can’t speak for the nominations, that’s something you’ll have to take up with the awards organisers – see the link in the article for details.