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Affiliated Societies
Affiliated membership is available to societies, clubs and groups, whether of local interest or of national specialist interest, so that they can have a voice in national matters and their members can be aware of what is happening in the wider field. By adding their strength to the AIA it increases our voice and position when representing industrial archaeology at a national or European level. Representatives may be nominated to exercise voting rights and all regular publications plus five copies of I A News are included. Attendance at events at AIA membership rates is available to the affiliated organisation's members.Subscription details are given on our Membership pages.
INSURANCE
AIA frequently receives enquiries about insurance for archaeological activities but we have not been able to come up with a viable scheme at competitive rates. We recommend that your first enquiry should be to the CBA who provide cover for many individuals and societies involved with archaeological work. To have cover through them it is necessary for the individual or society to become a member of CBA. The rates for membership and cover depend on circumstances and cannot be usefully summarised.
Your contact should be Finance Director, Council for British Archaeology, St Mary's House, 66 Bootham, York, YO30 7BZ. 01904 671417, Fax 01904 671384, Email: admin@britarch.ac.uk
AFFILIATED MEMBERS
A list of our affiliated members is given below with links to their web sites where known. For those Affiliates without web sites a simple details and contact information page is provided where such information has been supplied.
If your organisation is listed ensure your secretary has given full details to the AIA to enable an appropriate listing. Details can be emailed to michael @ twelveheads com.
If your society is not listed perhaps it should consider affiliating to the AIA and help support the promotion of industrial archaeology.Please advise us of any broken links so we can keep these lists up-to-date.