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SUMMARY:Ethics in Archaeological Practice
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DESCRIPTION:Ethics in Archaeological Practice focuses on the ethics of arc
 haeological work in a European context.\n\nThis book covers all aspects of
  the archaeological profession\, including archaeological advisors employe
 d by state\, national\, or regional heritage agencies\, commercial archaeo
 logists\, and academics. It considers all archaeologists as professionals 
 and situates ethical practice at the heart of what it means to be a profes
 sional archaeologist. It functions as a practical handbook\, organised aro
 und the main areas of activity that archaeologists undertake\, allowing th
 e book to be used as a reference work when needed.\n\nGerry wrote the CIfA
  Professional Practice Guide for professional ethics. Subsequently\, Paul 
 and Gerry organised and led professional workshops on ethics at a number o
 f CIfA conferences. Gerry has spoken on the subject at a number of annual 
 conferences of the European Association of Archaeologists. Ethics in Archa
 eological Practice will appeal to professional archaeologists\, academics 
 and students\, as well as those involved in professional training\, and ha
 s been structured for use as a university textbook.\n\nAbout the Authors a
 nd Speakers\n\nPaul Belford\, FSA MCIfA PhD\n\nEmail: paul.belford@heritag
 einnovation.org\n\nPaul is an archaeologist and heritage consultant with o
 ver 30 years of experience across all sectors of the historic environment 
 profession in the UK\, Europe and the Americas. Paul is the founder and CE
 O of Heritage Innovation\, an international cultural heritage consultancy.
 \n\nGerry Wait\, FSA MCIfA DPhil\n\nEmail: gawait08@gmail.com\n\nGerry has
  over 40 years of experience as an archaeologist\, anthropologist and heri
 tage consultant. He has undertaken heritage assessments for Environmental 
 and Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs) and Conservation Management Plans in
  over 35 countries worldwide. He is a former Chair\, Treasurer and Board m
 ember of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists.\n\nKate Geary\, BA MC
 IfA\n\nCo-CEO (Learning\, Skills and Influence) CIfA\n\nEmail: kate.geary@
 archaeologists.net\n\nKate Geary BA MCIfA is co-CEO of CIfA. Kate’s focu
 s is on learning\, skills and influence: developing our existing qualifica
 tions and CPD offer and promoting the value our members deliver for societ
 y. Kate joined the Institute’s staff 20 years ago as Training & Standard
 s Coordinator\, working on professional standards\, skills and CPD initiat
 ives. Her background is in curatorial archaeology in North Wales and at De
 von County Council. She has been involved with the Young Archaeologists Cl
 ub\, Prospect and development of a research agenda for Welsh archaeology. 
 Her main interests are the archaeology of upland landscapes\, especially n
 orth-west Wales\, and making archaeology accessible to a wide audience.\n\
 nRunning Order\n\n17:30 Mike Dawson will welcome and introduce the evening
  and the speaker (5 mins)\n\n17:45 Gerry Wait will introduce professional 
 ethics and the origins and purpose of the book (10 mins)\n\n18:00 Kate Gea
 ry will discuss professional ethics from the perspective of the Chartered 
 Institute (10 minutes)\n\n18:15 Paul Belford will discuss a forecast for t
 he nature of professional ethics in the future (10 minutes)\n\n18:30 Mike 
 Dawson will open the floor for a Question and Answer session (up to 30 min
 utes)\n\nThis in-person event is free and open to all. Refreshments will b
 e served from 5.00 pm\, followed by the talk at 5.30 pm. There will be a Q
 &A session after the talk\, and a drinks reception.\n\nPlease note:\n\nThi
 s event may be photographed and/or filmed. If you do not wish to appear in
  the photographs/footage\, please let the photographer/videographer know.\
 n\nShould you have any further queries\, or unable to attend after booking
 \, please contact events@kellogg.ox.ac.uk.\nSpeakers:\n Various Speakers
LOCATION:Kellogg College\, 62 Banbury Road OX2 6PN
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