AIA Annual Conference
4th – 6th October 2024 One day Conference and two half days of visits Friday: Afternoon visit to Swansea Waterfront or Hafod Copperworks & Neath Abbey Ironworks Saturday: AGM, talks,…
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6th East-West Workshop on Industrial Archaeology
Industrial Ruins Modern ruins are radically different from those ruins of ancient times that are customarily curated as archaeological heritage. They are irrational, wild and unterminated. In modern ruins, multiple…
AIA Summer Tour
The North East On the Thursday evening we will have a talk by Michael Bailey on the Stockton & Darlington Railway’s ‘Locomotion No 1’ Then we are considering the following…
AIA Spring Tour
Flanders From East to West: Power Generation Flax Procesing Textiles & Printing Flour Milling Beer & Steam Cardboard Trams Bricks Hydraulic Power & Cranes Coal Gin & Steam In summary:…
The AIA Young Members Board visits award winner Dawe’s Twineworks
The AIA Young Members Board visits award winner Dawe’s Twineworks
AIA Award Winners 2017
Our awards scheme continues to flourish and to be recognised nationally – one often finds mention of it when looking up a particular project or book. We were delighted, as…
AIA Award Winners 2016
Left to Right: Tony Holroyd and Graham Walker, Dorothea award, Kew Bridge Engine Trust Bill Pickering, Undergraduate dissertation award, University of Newcastle Marilyn Palmer, AIA President David Gwyn, Peter Neaverson…
2014 AIA Awards
The 2014 prize winners receiving their awards: From left to right:Colin Bower, Roggins Local History Society (unfunded Archaeological Award); David de Haan, Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust (Joint winner, funded Archaeological…