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About Us

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A Community Interest Company

Our Directors and Key Excavation Team

Our Directors and Key Excavation Team

Community Archaeology North CIC (CANCIC) is a Community Interest Company, a not-for-profit organisation whose purpose is to benefit and provide opportunities for people living in the communities within which we work. We organise and run archaeology-focused activities and projects working closely with local history and community groups and schools.

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Our Directors and Key Excavation Team

Our Directors and Key Excavation Team

Our Directors and Key Excavation Team

Dr Jane Harrison and Sarah Miles are CANCIC's Directors, and are supported during excavations by Kathryn Murphy. We are professional archaeologists, with extensive experience in commercial, academic research and community archaeology sectors. We are committed to public engagement in archaeology, excellence in research and the value of heritage activities for promoting wellbeing. 

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Our History

Our History

Our History

Community Archaeology North CIC grew out of the Appleton Area Archaeological Research Project (AAARP) Charitable Trust. We have a proven track record over more than 15 years of running long-term archaeology research projects embedded in local communities. We work across the UK with a particular research expertise in Northumberland, Orkney and Oxfordshire.

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Our Aims

Our History

Our History

We involve diverse members of communities in all aspects of our projects helping people to engage with and understand their heritage, build community cohesion and promote personal development and wellbeing. We are committed to prompt and regular publication of our research in academic journals and in formats accessible to non-specialists.

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