Rescue News 95 was published in February,
It contained articles on:
- Work on Hadrian’s Wall by Paul Bidwell
Looks at how WHS status has affected rescue and research work - English Heritage: just a history theme park, by Phil Carpenter
Prospect, the TU representing EH staff gives their view of recent developments
English Heritage: a cause for concern
Simon Thurley, EH Chief Executive, responds to Rescue’s letter of concerns - Pay and Conditions in Archaeology by Phil Carpenter and Dave Allen
Prospect’s negotiations with IFA and SCAUM to secure improved pay and conditions for the employees of all archaeological organisations - IFA Diggers Forum by Paul Everill
An appeal for members of the newly established IFA special interests group - Invisible Diggers: Interim report by Paul Everill
Preliminary results of survey reported in earlier editions of RN - More heritage at risk by Jim Spriggs, and Idrit Narkis
Head of Conservation, York Archaeological Trust and a Manchester Museum conservator express their concerns about the crisis of lack of available conservators and conservation facilities - Stonehenge stalemate by Kate Fielden
Reports worrying developments on the status of the A303 road scheme, which appear to ignore the need to take into account the overdue Inspector’s report of last years Public Inquiry - Heritage Link and Archaeology
RESCUE expresses its concern that the built environment appears to take precedence over archaeological considerations within Heritage Link - Portable Antiquities Scheme
Review and 14th March 2004 public meeting at the British Museum: contact details - Combe Martin, North Devon, unique historic landscape destroyed by Permitted Development by Trevor Dunkerley
Destruction of a sunken lane delimiting a unique survival of an ancient strip system under - Care of historic human remains
Summary OF RESCUE’s response to the recent DCMS working group report - Book Reviews (by Mick Jones)
Mitigation of Construction Impact on Archaeological Remains by JM Davis, KLA Gdaniec, M Brice and LWhite, MoLAS, EH, and - Preserving Archaeological remains in situ, by Taryn Nixon (Ed) MoLAS and EH
- Tsunami also a cultural heritage disaster
Preliminary report of the devastation to the cultural heritage of the affected areas, more will emerge as the more urgent human and economic problems are resolved - You read it here first!
At long last the national press and TV have shown that misgivings of the academic community expressed in RN 92, 92 and 93, are proved correct. - AGM and Open meeting details
- Call for Nominations for new Council members for 2005–6
Rescue News 95 was published in February,
It contained articles on:
- Work on Hadrian’s Wall by Paul Bidwell
Looks at how WHS status has affected rescue and research work - English Heritage: just a history theme park, by Phil Carpenter
Prospect, the TU representing EH staff gives their view of recent developments
English Heritage: a cause for concern
Simon Thurley, EH Chief Executive, responds to Rescue’s letter of concerns - Pay and Conditions in Archaeology by Phil Carpenter and Dave Allen
Prospect’s negotiations with IFA and SCAUM to secure improved pay and conditions for the employees of all archaeological organisations - IFA Diggers Forum by Paul Everill
An appeal for members of the newly established IFA special interests group - Invisible Diggers: Interim report by Paul Everill
Preliminary results of survey reported in earlier editions of RN - More heritage at risk by Jim Spriggs, and Idrit Narkis
Head of Conservation, York Archaeol Trust and a Manchester Museum conservator express their concerns about the crisis of lack of available conservators and conservation facilities - Stonehenge stalemate by Kate Fielden
Reports worrying developments on the status of the A303 road scheme, which appear to ignore the need to take into account the overdue Inspector’s report of last years Public Inquiry - Heritage Link and Archaeology
RESCUE expresses its concern that the built environment appears to take precedence over archaeological considerations within Heritage Link - Portable Antiquities Scheme
Review and 14th March 2004 public meeting at the British Museum: contact details - Combe Martin, North Devon, unique historic landscape destroyed by Permitted Development by Trevor Dunkerley
Destruction of a sunken lane delimiting a unique survival of an ancient strip system under - Care of historic human remains
Summary OF RESCUE’s response to the recent DCMS working group report - Book Reviews (by Mick Jones)
Mitigation of Construction Impact on Archaeological Remains by JM Davis, KLA Gdaniec, M Brice and LWhite, MoLAS, EH, and - Preserving Archaeological remains in situ, by Taryn Nixon (Ed) MoLAS and EH
- Tsunami also a cultural heritage disaster
Preliminary report of the devastation to the cultural heritage of the affected areas, more will emerge as the more urgent human and economic problems are resolved - You read it here first!
At long last the national press and TV have shown that misgivings of the academic community expressed in RN 92, 92 and 93, are proved correct. - AGM and Open meeting details [needs link to separate page with details?]
- Call for Nominations for new Council members for 2005–6
