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No. 115 (2022): The Archaeologist

Published: 2022-03-08

Cover
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Contents

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Editorial

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Let me through, I’m an archaeologist... Why politicians might not be best placed to tackle climate change

John Darlington

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Activating the past to address a climate crisis?

Hannah Fluck

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Forestry, the historic environment and climate change: the opportunities associated with putting the right tree in the right place

Lawrence Shaw, David Robertson, Ceri Rutter

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Conservation management plans as a climate adaptation planning tool

Jenifer White

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Peatland restoration and the historic environment in Scotland: a perceived climate/culture conflict

Tom Gardner

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The historic environment in peatland restoration

Ralph Fyfe

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Losing Seaford Head: a pilot study investigating how to deal with a nationally important heritage site at risk from coastal erosion

Jon Sygrave

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How can individuals, organisations and processes adapt to be more sustainable and release less carbon?

Die Redaktion

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Recycle Archaeology: social and sustainable alternatives for de-selected materials

Helen Wickstead

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New CIRIA guidance on archaeology and construction - changing the conversation

Taryn Nixon, Christina Holloway

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Please can you sign this letter of Reliance? Things to consider before you do

Joe Abrams

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The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists - Strategic Plan 2010-2020: a review

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Member news / Obituaries / Member lists

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Noticeboard

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