ICAA is a research, training and consultancy group affiliated to the University of East Anglia.

Excavation of the priory of Rozet, a medieval monastic site in the Charente, near Angouleme, France. Rozet is a sister priory of the Grandmontine priory of Craswall in Herefordshire. This project is worked by an international team of volunteers linked to an archaeological summer school for students of Western Michigan University. Volunteers are needed between [...]

In 1998 the British Institute at Amman for Archaeology and History and the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem amalgamated to create the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL). The CBRL promotes the study of the humanities and social sciences (e.g. archaeology, geography, history, literature, linguistics, social anthropology) as relevant to the countries [...]

Weekly lectures on Egyptology & frequent Saturday school day seminars.

A new illustrated Danish archaeological magazine issued 4 times a year. Focus is mainly Scandinavian archaeology, but other topics as cultural heritage and mans early origin forms a basic part of the magazine. In connection to the magazine the website is daily updated with archaeological news primarily from Denmark.

Research centre providing facilities for graduate students and others engaged in research in Greece. Facilitates excavations/surveys in Greece. All field staff are expected to have had training under a professional archaeologist.

Covers archaeological work in Iraq and neighbouring countries including fieldwork projects in Syria and the Gulf States. Publishes a 6-monthly newsletter, an annual report, the annual journal IRAQ and occasional publications. Holds a minimum of 3 lectures annually. No fieldwork opportunities at the present.

Mission archeologique francaise de Sakkara (Egypte). 2006: decouverte des vestiges d’une nouvelle pyramide de reine (fin de la VI dynastie).

Rescue excavations at the Fourth Nile Cataract. Publication of bulletin and archaeological reports. Recent archaeological fieldwork in Sudan.

CAC is a new young organisation about Archaeology – in the field and underwater.

This is a comparatively new organization consisting of young, archaeological scientists. The main goal of the organization is to pursue archaeological research and exploration on land and underwater.