See also the Restoration Grants page for restoration awards.
See 2010 to 2019 or up-to-2009 for earlier awards
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2020 AWARDS
To encourage scholarship and investigation in the industrial archaeology field, the following awards were made to archaeologists, historians, professionals and students:
- The Peter Neaverson Award for Outstanding Scholarship went to Wayne Cocroft and Paul Stamper for Legacies of the First World War: Building for total war 1914-1918, published by Historic England
- There were two Publication Awards, which went to:
- Martin Green and Michael Jeffs for The Ironmen of Leamington: Iron-founders and allied traders in Royal Leamington Spa 1800-1900, published by Warwickshire Industrial Archaeology Society
- David Dungworth for Glassworking in England from the 14th to the 20th century, published by Historic England
- Two Research Grants were awarded to:
- Andrew Fielding for a re-appraisal of the salt making site at Crosscanonby, Allonby Bay (£848)
- Norman Redhead for an investigation of test pits at Marple Lime Kilns, Greater Manchester (£1,500)