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Current Archaeology Awards 2020: Photos

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Scroll down to view pictures from the 12th annual Current Archaeology Awards. Click the image to view a high-resolution version.

All pictures should be credited as stated in the image caption.

The winners of the 12th annual Current Archaeology Awards were announced on Friday 28 February, as part of Current Archaeology Live! 2020. The awards celebrate the projects and publications that made the pages of the magazine over the past 12 months, and the people judged to have made outstanding contributions to archaeology.

These awards are voted for entirely by the public – there are no panels of judges.

For information about the 2020 winners, and lists of all the nominees in each award category, click here.

Julian Richards presents Alison Sheridan with the award for Archaeologist of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards.
Julian Richards presents Alison Sheridan with the award for Archaeologist of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards. [Photo credit: Current Archaeology]
Alison Sheridan, winner of Archaeologist of the Year 2020, with Julian Richards who presented the Current Archaeology Awards.
Alison Sheridan, winner of Archaeologist of the Year 2020, with Julian Richards who presented the Current Archaeology Awards. [Photo credit: Current Archaeology]
Alison Sheridan, winner of Archaeologist of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards.
Alison Sheridan, winner of Archaeologist of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards. [Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
Julian Richards (left) on stage with Jon Allison (right), who collected the award for Rescue Project of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards.
Julian Richards (left) on stage with Jon Allison (right), who collected the award for Rescue Project of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards.
[Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
Jon Allison collected the award for Rescue Project of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards, on behalf of 'Roman writing on the wall: recording inscriptions at a Hadrian's Wall quarry'.
Jon Allison collected the award for Rescue Project of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards, on behalf of ‘Roman writing on the wall: recording inscriptions at a Hadrian’s Wall quarry’. [Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
Julian Richards, who presented the Current Archaeology Awards, on stage with Nicky Milner from the University of York as she collects the 2020 Research Project of the Year award for the work done at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr.
Julian Richards, who presented the Current Archaeology Awards, on stage with Nicky Milner from the University of York as she collects the 2020 Research Project of the Year award for the work done at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr.
[Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
Nicky Milner with the Research Project of the Year award for 2020.
Nicky Milner with the Research Project of the Year award for 2020.
[Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
Julian Richards (second from left) presents some of the authors of Life and death in the countryside of Roman Britain with the award for Book of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards. (l-r: Tom Brindle, Julian Richards, Michael Fulford, Martyn Allen)
Julian Richards (second from left) presents some of the authors of Life and death in the countryside of Roman Britain with the award for Book of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards. (l-r: Tom Brindle, Julian Richards, Michael Fulford, Martyn Allen)
[Photo credit: Current Archaeology]
Tom Brindle, Michael Fulford, and Martyn Allen, some of the author of Life and death in the countryside of Roman Britain, collect the award for Book of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards.

Tom Brindle, Michael Fulford, and Martyn Allen (l-r), some of the author of Life and death in the countryside of Roman Britain, collect the award for Book of the Year 2020 at the Current Archaeology Awards. [Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
The winners of the Current Archaeology Awards 2020, and the Current World Archaeology Photo of the Year competition, at Senate House, London.
The winners of the Current Archaeology Awards 2020, and the Current World Archaeology Photo of the Year competition, at Senate House, London.
[Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]
The winners of the Current Archaeology Awards 2020, and the Current World Archaeology Photo of the Year competition, at Senate House, London.
The winners of the Current Archaeology Awards 2020, and the Current World Archaeology Photo of the Year competition, at Senate House, London.
[Photo credit: Adam Stanford, Aerial Cam]

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