by BAJR | Dec 3, 2011 | Training News
Some examples of the skills or techniques the students will be graded on and the different levels of ability that you should be looking for. This will give you some guidelines on how to access the various skills Total station. Novice: The student is able to operate...
by BAJR | Nov 15, 2011 | Training News
Interested in learning more about human remains or need to practice your osteology skills? Museums Luton is hosting one or two day human remains workshops as part of a project to further our understanding of health in and around Luton and allow people the opportunity...
by BAJR | Jan 16, 2026 | Training, Training News
Running from the 6th to the 17th of July, 2026, at East Wear Bay, Folkestone, Kent. The East Wear Bay Archaeological Project was founded in 2015 to excavate and record a nationally significant Iron Age and Roman villa site which is heavily affected by coastal erosion...
by BAJR | Dec 4, 2011 | Training News
Research into self-assessment was carried out as part of the Inclusive Accessible Archaeology project, which resulted in the development of a self assessment tool kit (Embleton et al 2006). Prior to undertaking fieldwork students gauged their potential to undertake...
by BAJR | Dec 4, 2011 | Training News
Barry Taylor – Passport to the Past Research Assistant Introduction Fieldwork, and the provision of training in fieldwork techniques, is generally recognised throughout much of the relevant literature as an important aspect of an archaeological degree. According to...
by BAJR | Mar 13, 2012 | Training News
Archaeologists use data compiled from research, field work and scientific or specialist analysis to document and report on archaeological sites, surveys or research. The standards and guidance for archaeological documentation can be dependant on both the target...
