Archaeology Awards
Honours List

Archaeology Awards

Section Title: Honours List
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Year	Archaeologist of the Year	Book of the Year	Research Project of the Year	Rescue Project of the Year	The Jeffrey May Award

2019	Richard Osgood	Andy Burnham (ed), The Old Stones: a field guide to the megalithic sites of Britain and Ireland	Prehistoric pop culture: deciphering the DNA of the Bell Beaker Complex	A landscape revealed: exploring 6,000 years of Cambridgeshire’s past along the A14

2018	Hella Eckardt	Mark White (ed), Lost Landscapes of Palaeolithic Britain	Blick Mead: exploring the ‘first place’ in the Stonehenge landscape	An Iron Age chariot burial: excavating a square-barrow cemetery at Pocklington

2017	Mark Knight	Paul Bahn, Images of the Ice Age	Rethinking Durrington Walls: a long-lost monument revealed	The Must Farm inferno: exploring an intact Late Bronze Age settlement

2016	Roberta Gilchrist	Marion Dowd, The Archaeology of Caves in Ireland	Recapturing Berkeley Castle: one trench, 1,500 years of English History	The Drumclay crannog-dwellers: revealing 1,000 years of lakeside living

2015	Michael Fulford	Paul Bahn (ed), The History of Archaeology	Maryport's Mystery Monuments: investigating gigantic timber structures from the Imperial twilight	First Impressions: discovering the earliest footprints in Europe

2014	Richard Buckley	Julian Bowsher, Shakespeare's London Theatreland	Return to Star Carr: Discovering the true size of a Mesolithic settlement	Sands of Time: Domestic rituals at the Links of Noltland

2013	Phil Harding	Rebecca Jones, Roman Camps in Britain	Richard III: the search for the last Plantagenet king	Folkestone: Roman villa or Iron Age oppidum

2012	Tony Wilmott	Joe Flatman, Becoming an archaeologist: a guide to professional pathways	Massacre at Fin Cop	Sea of Troubles: Scotland's eroding heritage

2011	Sam Moorhead	Julian Bowsher and Pat Miller, The Rose and the Globe	The Ness of Brodgar	The Frome Hoard	Lynda Howard

2010	Mike Parker Pearson	Barry Cunliffe, Europe Between The Oceans	Bluestonehenge	The Staffordshire Hoard	Adam Daubney

2009	David Breeze	Roger White, Britannia Prima	South Shields: Rebuilding a Roman Fort	The Chiseldon Cauldrons	Sue Beasley

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The Archaeology prizes are awarded in the following five categories: The Jeffrey May Award, Book of the Year, Research Project of the Year, Rescue Dig of the Year and Archaeologist of the Year.

final_sentence: The Archaeology prizes are awarded in the following five categories: The Jeffrey May Award, Book of the Year, Research Project of the Year, Rescue Dig of the Year and Archaeologist of the Year.