Andante Travels Award

Applications are invited for the annual award of £2000 for an archaeological project of any professional nature anywhere in the world.

Other awards & grants

How do you get a grant for your work in British archaeology, and how do you apply for an award?

Jeffrey May Writing Prize

Can you write for Current Archaeology?

Last year, we launched the Current Archaeology Awards at Archaeology 2009 in Cardiff, So many responses came pouring in that we nearly ran out of time to read them all! With that in mind, this year’s Jeffrey May Award competition is opening a bit earlier. The Jeffrey May Award is named in honour of Jeffrey May, an issue editor for Current Archaeology and a long-term friend and supporter. The award, for the best article submitted by a new writer for either Current Archaeology or Current World Archaeology magazine, consists of a £1,000 prize and publication of the article.

English Heritage Award for the Presentation of Heritage Research

Current Archaeology is extremely pleased to announce that the English Heritage Presentation of Archaeological Heritage Research Awards will be joining us this year as part of the Archaeology 2010 conference at the British Museum, February 26-28, 2010.

This competition is designed to highlight the fascinating research being done in the heritage sector.

Robert Kiln Trust award

The Robert Kiln Trust award is given for the best project, or a series of works or projects, carried out in the UK by a voluntary body or individual.