York Archaeological Trust

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York Archaeological Trust is a UK-based educational charity and archaeological organization known for excavations, research, and heritage attractions that bring the history of York and its surroundings to the public.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological organization
educational charity
alsoKnownAs York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research NERFINISHED
charityNumber 509060
country United Kingdom
createdAttraction Barley Hall NERFINISHED
DIG: An Archaeological Adventure NERFINISHED
Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar NERFINISHED
Jorvik Viking Centre NERFINISHED
Richard III Experience at Monk Bar NERFINISHED
employs archaeologists
conservators
heritage educators
engagesIn community archaeology projects
museum and visitor attraction management
publication of archaeological reports
fieldOfWork heritage interpretation
medieval archaeology
public history
urban archaeology
focusesOnPeriod Roman period
Viking Age
medieval period
focusesOnRegion historic city of York
foundedIn 1972
hasWebsite https://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk/
headquartersLocation York NERFINISHED
legalForm registered charity
locatedIn England
North Yorkshire
mission to investigate, preserve and present archaeological heritage
notableProject Coppergate excavations NERFINISHED
Jorvik excavations NERFINISHED
offersService archaeological consultancy
archaeological training
commercial archaeology services
operatesIn United Kingdom
York NERFINISHED
Yorkshire NERFINISHED
primaryFocus archaeological excavation
archaeological research
heritage education
public archaeology
sector heritage sector
non-profit sector
shortName YAT NERFINISHED

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Jorvik Viking Centre operatedBy York Archaeological Trust
Jorvik Viking Centre runBy York Archaeological Trust