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Retrofitting – Realising the Advantages

Thursday 2nd May
CITB–Construction Skills NI, Nutts Corner Training Centre, 17 Dundrod Road, Crumlin, BT29 4SR
Cost: £85 plus VAT (£75 for CIH members)

Crisis and the Northern Ireland Heritage Revolution of the 1960s

Friday 3rd May
Monuments and Buildings Record, Waterman House, 5 – 33 Hill Street, Belfast
Free

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Leaf–Beetles

Wednesday 8th May
Crom, Fermanagh
£10

A Sense of Place: Sense in Place Names

Thursday 9th May
Naíscoil Charn Tóchair, Tír Chiana, Machaire Rátha
Free

Fifth Annual Maguire History Weekend

Friday 10th May
Enniskillen Castle Museums
£100 (£80 for Friends of Fermanagh County Museum)

Series of Natural History Courses

Friday 10th May
Field Studies Council Derrygonnelly
TBC

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Down Heritage Network Conference

Saturday 18th May
Down County Museum
Free

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Presentation on oil and gas extraction, fracking and the Lock the Gates Movement with Dr Mariann Lloyd–Smith

Saturday 25th May
The Long Gallery, Parliament Buildings, Belfast
Free

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The NI Archaeology Forum was launched in October 2007. It’s membership of individuals and organisations aims to protect, study and promote the historic environment.

NIAF has a very open and inclusive membership ethos. The Forum’s remit is archaeology, but it is enthusiastic to work with others to promote all aspects of the historic environment.

Aims:

  • To encourage cooperative action to raise archaeology up the politicial and public agendas;
  • To advance understanding through education and awareness activities;
  • To promote the economic, cultural, social and environmental value of the historic environment and its links to sustainable development;
  • To protect the resource through encouraging good ractive at all excavations, including post–excavation and publication; and
  • To encourage a coordinated and proactive approach to research into the historic environment and its dissemination.

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