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The Congress of Archaeological Societies, the forerunner of the Council for British Archaeology, was established in 1888. It co-ordinated regional and national archaeological and historical research conducted by local and county antiquarian groups. Its Committee on Ancient Earthworks and Fortified Enclosures, founded in 1900, became one of its most active and influential organs, promoting the standardisation and classification of ways in which to record and describe the archaeology of ancient earthworks in England and Wales, and encouraging documentation and threat reporting. Its 1916 report – slimmer than in previous years as the Committee’s activities and archaeological activities had been curtailed by the first world war – reviews, at high level, current archaeological projects, emerging threats to ancient fornications and earthworks, and various society news and outputs.
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