Grants and Awards
G. T. Clark Prize
The Association administers the G. T. Clark Trust Fund, set up to
commemorate a distinguished ninteenth-century archaeologist. The
G. T. Clark Prizes are awarded for the most distinguished published
contributions to the study of the history and antiquities of Wales
and the Marches during the previous quinquennium. The last awards
were made in 2002.
Research Fund
The Research Fund exists for the encouragement of research within
the field of the Association’s interest. Its scope includes
travel, fieldwork, excavation and associated scientific services,
historical research, and other appropriate forms of assistance such
as photography, photocopying, typing, and preparation of drawings
for publication. Awards are normally in the region of £500
and are restricted to projects connected directly or indirectly
with Wales and the Marches. Completed forms and copies (preferably
up to six) should be returned by the end of October of any year
for allocation in the following January. Late applications may be
submitted before the beginning of January, but such late applications
will only be considered if funds have not been fully allocated.
Application form in Word
format. (Opens in a new window).
Application form in Adobe
Acrobat format. (Opens in a new window).
Please return the completed form to the Secretary.
Educational Fund
The Association established this fund to make grants to students
and other young people under the age of 25 who are engaged in archaeological
studies or activities, particularly relating to Wales and the Marches.
Grants are normally in the region of £25–50 and are
meant to assist in covering the cost of books or equipment and the
payment of fees, subscriptions or any other expenses considered
appropriate. Grants towards the cost of excavation are not included
as these are covered by the Association’s Research Fund. Applications
giving full details should be addressed to the current General Secretary
(name and address given above).
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