As an educational charity, we seek to promote an active public relations policy in relation to archaeology, while always considering the potential contractual or political sensitivity of the material released. It is widely recognised that well-organised and successful archaeological work can generate significant positive publicity for major restoration schemes and we encourage clients to consider archaeology as a public relations asset.
We have a publications department that is experienced and fully equipped to provide general interest text and graphics for release to the press and general public in a wide variety of forms including display boards, leaflets and popular books. In certain circumstances it is possible to hold open days or install public viewing galleries on major sites. We are always keen to work on projects which permit an active involvement of members of the public and volunteers.
