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Committee
Chair
John Berry
Vice-chair
Cyllene Griffiths
Secretary
Rachel Morgan-James
Committee member
Zoe Arthurs
Committee member
Jennifer Richards
Committee member
Andrew Seaman
Committee member
Jean-Yves Robic
Committee member
Judith Doyle
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Originally a Cardiff Uni graduate; celebrating 40 years this year working in archaeology (in Wales mainly, also England). Experienced mainly in archaeological planning advisory role to UAs in SE Wales (30+ years), although field archaeologist for some 10 years prior to that. MBA at UWTSD relating to Archaeological Planning Provision and the Historic Environment. Interested in many aspects of archaeology, especially relating to Wales, and transitional periods in history/archaeology. 

Committee member
Guy Salkeld
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The CIfA Cymru/Wales Group is a forum for professional archaeologists working in Wales. Check out our Facebook Member Forum.

Join our  CIfA Wales/Cymru Group's virtual finds afternoon!

We are holding an online CIfA Cymru/Wales Group virtual finds afternoon, and we are hoping as many of our Group members as possible will be able to join us!

We are holding it on Teams from 14:00 until 17:00 on Tuesday 20 May 2025.

We will explore recent discoveries, specialist methods and professional guidance in archaeological finds work, including

  • Dr Emily Johnson – There’s a Toolkit for that: Artefacts and ecofacts in CIfA’s Toolkit era
  • Ken Murphy – Discusses his work on the Iron Age chariot burial in Pembrokeshire
  • Harriet Bryant Buck – Burials and Bureaucracy - a brief guide to human remains in archaeological settings

To view the full details of the afternoon and to register to attend please view the registration page here.