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Support us - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. CoLAT welcomes donations from individuals, companies, charities and institutions who want to contribute to the archaeological and historical study of London by supporting important publications for wide public enjoyment. Because we work with archaeologists in the London area, we know what needs to be funded. We can help tailor a prospective donation to a suitable project which is close to the interests of the donor. View more information ...

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Apply for a grant - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. Apply for a grant. CoLAT supports all kinds of archaeological work, and the exhibition of archaeological sites, within the City of London and its environs. Important information for applicants. Applications to CoLAT must be made on the CoLAT Grant Application form. All applicants must read and follow the Guidelines for Applicants. See the required documents below. One of the many publications supported by CoLAT. Bringing the archaeology o...

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Grants given - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. CoLAT has supported a wide range of projects in recent years. Grants awarded in 2015. Glynn Davies and Michael Marshall. Shining new light on Roman London. Cranial autopsies at the Queen's Chapel Savoy Hospital. Assessing existing colour transparencies of finds for London Waterfront project. Roman development at Regis House. Grants awarded in 2014. Archaeology sessions in primary schools. Lion Gate, Syon Park. Grants awarded in 2013.

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CoLAT Bookshelf - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. The bookshelf shows the range of archaeological work supported by CoLAT in recent years, from conference posters to articles in journals to major book-length reports and studies produced with help from CoLAT, either in the research or publication. Nick Holder, Mia Ridge and Nathalie Cohen. PDF, 6.7Mb). Insights into health, life and death in Victorian London's East End'. London Archaeologist 14 (2015), 150-4. PDF, 8.2Mb). PDF, 11.6Mb).

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The Rosemary Green Grant - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. The Rosemary Green Grant. CoLAT is pleased to announce that following a substantial bequest to the Trust by Rosemary Green, the Trust has decided to allocate most of her bequest to the creation of a fund to support large and exceptional archaeological projects in the London region and within its sphere of interest. And the joint Museum of London-CoLAT press release. Of 24 April 2015 about the project. December 2015 (PDF, 140KB).

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News - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. Stay up-to-date with the latest news and announcements from CoLAT. New book on St Paul's Cathedral. The cover of St Paul's Cathedral: Archaeology And History. View the cover at full resolution. The Secretary of CoLAT, John Schofield, is also Cathedral Archaeologist for St Paul's Cathedral. In September he will publish St Paul's Cathedral: Archaeology And History. Ie 4875 instead of 65. CoLAT welcomes new historic plaque. PDF, 2.9Mb).

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London Waterfront Tenements - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. Publication of the sites. Use of the material. Articles and journal papers. Archive reports and data. Publication of the sites. A small effigy, perhaps a toy, from Cologne, from from the buildings at Billingsgate which were destroyed in the Great Fire. Use of the material. 17th-century houses on the London waterfront were decorated with Dutch tiles. Fragments were found at Billingsgate; this is a complete example from an excavated sit...

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About us - The City of London Archaeological Trust (CoLAT)

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Apply for a grant. CoLAT: The City of London Archaeological Trust. CoLAT was formed on 25 July 1974. The Trust is administered by a Management Committee comprising four nominees of the Court of Common Council of the City of London, representatives of the Society of Antiquaries, UCL Institute of Archaeology and the Council for British Archaeology, and other invited academics, along with the Director of the Museum of London and the Chief Executive of Museum of London Archaeology. Appointed by the Trust Deed.