CBA Archaeology and Education 2008

Archaeology and Education Conference 2008.

Discounts available to CBA members.

We are offering members of the Council for British Archaeology a discount on their conference fees to reflect the reduced amount of admin required to process bookings for members who's details are already entered into our membership database.

The discount is being offered in two ways:

A reduction in the full attendance rate from Ł360 to Ł330 for the whole conference; (No longer available as the conference accommodation is now full).

A reduction in the daily rate for the conference fee from Ł80 per day to Ł70 per day

The discount has not been applied to accommodation and meals as these are fixed costs for the CBA and have no admin savings which can be passed on in the form of a discount.

How to claim your members' discount

You will need your CBA membership number to claim your discount - this can be found on any correspondance from the CBA to you as a member.

To claim your discount:

go to the online shop* at www.britarch.ac.uk/shop/;
if you haven't already got membership and would like to join you can purchase it through the shop at this point;
select "Archaeology and Education 2008" from the list on the left hand side;
Enter your membership number in the box provided;
then select the options labeled "(CBA members)".

Those people buying membership through the online shop at the same time as booking are entitled to claim the members rate and should put "000000" in the membership number box in order to alert us!

*For those without a credit card to book online a paper booking form is available please email us (educationconference@britarch.ac.uk) to request one, or visit the download area to download a pdf of the form.

Why become a CBA member?

"The government listens to what the Council for British Archaeology says. If members of the public want to shape government policy on archaeology, they should join the Council. You don’t have to be a professional to join. You just have to care about the past. Lots of children are joining its Young Archaeologists' Club. The Council provides a unique bridge between the public, professional archaeologists and government bodies."

Hugh Bayley MP, September 2007

The CBA is an educational charity working across the UK. We have been campaigning for the better care of Britain’s archaeology for more than 60 years. We work to improve awareness and enjoyment of archaeology for the benefit of all.

The CBA welcomes everyone with a concern for our historic environment. By joining us you:

give us resources to develop our work in education, conservation and providing information;
strengthen the profile of archaeology in the minds of decision-makers.

As a CBA member you will receive:

six issues of our 68pp flagship magazine British Archaeology including CBA Briefing with projects and events in which you can be involved;
three issues a year of the CBA Newsletter, with news of the latest CBA projects and initiatives;
membership of a CBA English regional group with access to local meetings, newsletters, activities and publications (or membership of our national groups in Scotland or Wales for a small additional fee);
an annual 120pp booklet featuring all National Archaeology Week events;
special discounts offers including publications and access to events;
our Annual Report;
a voice in the work of the Council.

Young people up to the age of 16 can join our Young Archaeologists’ Club.

You can now join the CBA and subscribe to London Archaeologist magazine at the same time with a saving of Ł8! See 'Subscribe to London Archaeologist' in the CBA shop for more details. Alternatively you can join the CBA at the same time as booking your conference through our online shop (www.britarch.ac.uk/shop/).

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