Assessing the contribution of archaeology to non-heritage science and innovation [NP 335]
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Historic England seeks a contractor for a 6-month project (August 2025 – February 2026) to assess archaeology’s contribution to non-heritage science and innovation.
The project involves identifying up to twenty case studies where archaeological materials have impacted fields like biology, climate science, and health.
These must be evidence-based, peer-reviewed, and demonstrate measurable impact.
A second component will explore future potential for archaeology in non-heritage sectors.
Outputs include a detailed research report, a 5-page summary, and a PowerPoint deck.
The contractor should have expertise in archaeology, science, and research analysis, and will collaborate with Historic England throughout the project.
What the supplier must deliver
These must be evidence-based, peer-reviewed, and demonstrate
These must be evidence-based, peer-reviewed, and demonstrate measurable impact.
The contractor should have expertise in archaeology
The contractor should have expertise in archaeology, science, and research analysis, and will collaborate with Historic England throughout the project.
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- award · Awarded
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- 049625-2025
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