How much funding does Tony Clark Memorial Fund Grant provide?

Tony Clark Memorial Fund Grant provides Up to £500 in funding.

When is the deadline for Tony Clark Memorial Fund Grant?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

Tony Clark Memorial Fund Grant

Royal Archaeological Institute

Foundation History Grants Humanities Grants

Funding Amount

Up to £500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Other requirements

Applicants may apply for themselves or on behalf of local groups.
Applications will be considered for:Archaeological fieldworkSurvey.
Aspects of excavation and post-excavation research.
Architectural recording and analysis.

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Grants will not cover undergraduate studies or food costs, and projects in receipt of other funding will not be considered.
Not eligible: Grants will not be made for funding:Undergraduate or post-graduate work.
Not eligible: Cost of food.
Not eligible: Grant applications for projects also in receipt of English Heritage, Historic Scotland or Cadw funding will not normally be considered.
Not eligible: Documentary research per se will not be eligible, but can be considered as an element of the other categories.

Overview

The Tony Clark Memorial Fund Grant, offered by the Royal Archaeological Institute, supports scientific archaeological projects each year. Applicants can be individuals or local groups, with preferences for projects involving fieldwork, surveys, and post-excavation research within the British Isles. Grants will not cover undergraduate studies or food costs, and projects in receipt of other funding will not be considered. The fund aims to encourage amateur involvement while ensuring that professional standards are maintained.

Its patron is Her Majesty The Queen. The Institute's interests span all aspects of the archaeological, architectural and landscape history of the British Isles. Membership is open to all with an interest in these areas.
The Tony Clark Memorial Fund is available each year for scientific elements of archaeological projects.

Eligibility

Applicants may apply for themselves or on behalf of local groups.Applications will be considered for:Archaeological fieldworkSurveyAspects of excavation and post-excavation researchArchitectural recording and analysisArtifact and art-historical research Preference will normally be given to
projects within the British Isles which have significant part-time/amateur involvement. Applications for overseas work with some relevance to the British Isles will also be considered.Grants will only be made towards salaries, consultancy fees or publication costs where these elements form a relatively small proportion of the total cost of the project.This restriction does not include specialist costs.Any one project may attract a maximum of three grants from the Institute.Where a project involves excavation or other fieldwork, one of the three possible grants will normally be reserved for post-excavation or post-fieldwork activities directed towards final publication.

Ineligibility

Grants will not be made for funding:Undergraduate or post-graduate workCost of food.Grant applications for projects also in receipt of English Heritage, Historic Scotland or Cadw funding will not normally be considered.Documentary research per se will not be eligible, but can be considered as an element of the other categories.