Cotswold Archaeology nominated for Award

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Cotswold Archaeology has been nominated in this year’s Current Archaeology awards in the Rescue Dig of the Year category for our work at Tetbury Road Cirencester. The Current Archaeology Awards celebrates projects and publications that have made the pages of the magazine during the year. The awards are voted on by the public and not by a panel of judges.

Being nominated for the awards shows that Cotswold Archaeology continues to be involved in interesting and significant projects which provide our employees with the opportunity to further develop their knowledge and skills. This will also enhance our reputation in the field of archaeology potentially providing more opportunities for projects of this nature.

If you want to revisit the original article published in Current Archaeology you can read it here

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