I ventured to Ironbridge to attend a four-day conference on issues relating to UNESCO World Heritage status and sites. Bermuda was in the spotlight with a paper on public archaeology in St. George's—Bermuda's only WH site—by Paul Belford, archaeologist at Ironbridge Archaeology who has led Bermuda National Trust excavations and surveys at Verdmont, Government House and historic shipyards. See http://www.bermuda-ironbridge.blogspot.com/
I wrote a (rather wordy) report on the conference. PDF of it can be found in the first issue of Birmingham's Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity's online journal Rosetta at http://www.rosetta.bham.ac.uk/Issue_01/Andrews.htm
Heritage consultant Dennis Rodwell also produced a report on the Ironbridge conference entitled 'The Values of World Heritage' in the July 2006, No. 95 issue of Context.
Monday, May 29, 2006
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