Category Archive: Heritage

Volunteers needed

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Recruitment is now in progress for the Access to Archaeology volunteer project. The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust are currently looking for volunteers for our new Access to Archaeology project (A2A).  This scheme aims to… Read More

Community Archaeology Training Placements

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Do you want to develop your career in archaeology? Are you interested in working directly with a wide range of communities? The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) is offering 10 twelve month paid… Read More

Introduction to Graveyard Investigation

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Over the last few days GGAT has been involved with running a introduction to graveyard recording course focusing on the different eras of design and architecture of monuments and headstones and the individual… Read More

Learning Landscapes Open Day

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If you’re out and about in Blaenavon this afternoon why not pop in to the World Heritage Centre and learn all about the Forgotten Landscape Project and the free courses on offer at… Read More

Exploring your Heritage – A community archaeological toolkit

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Starting on the 29th September GGAT will be running a free community workshop at the Blaenavon World Heritage Centre. This course is set out to encourage and promote the appreciation of the rich… Read More

Forgotten Landscapes

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During the afternoon of Saturday 10th September I will be giving a short talk on the Historic Landscape of Blaenavon at the Learning Landscape Open Day at the World Heritage Centre in Blaenavon. I will… Read More

LEARNING LANDSCAPES OPEN DAY – New courses available in the World Heritage Site

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Ever wanted to learn more about the history, archaeology or wildlife of the Blaenavon area then this is your chance! Come along to Blaenavon World Heritage Centre on Saturday 10th September to find… Read More

GGAT help to promote events for ‘Open Church Day 2011′

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Open Church Day this year is Saturday 17th September, and you can find details of participating churches in the downloadable leaflets on our website. However, please look carefully at details of opening times… Read More

Day in the life of an archaeological planning officer-ongoing

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Our main method of finding out where development is going to occur is by checking the weekly planning list produced by the Local Planning authorities (LPA) each week. Two new ones, for Cardiff… Read More

Planning & Archaeology in Wales

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Hello! I’m Judith and work for a Welsh Archaeological Trust doing Archaeological Planning. It’s a bit of a varied job and basically we provide information to local authorities, developers, architects, agents, utilities, anything… Read More

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