As the calendar year draws to a close, it’s time to cast your votes for the annual Current Archaeology Awards.

This is especially important if you’re a regular reader of the magazine as the awards are designed to reflect the interests of the readership, but if you’ve not read the magazine, happily that doesn’t preclude you from casting a vote!

As in previous years, there are several categories to vote for:

• Research Project of the Year
• Rescue Dig of the Year
• Book of the Year
• Archaeologist of the Year

The nominations for each award are as follows:

Research Project of the Year

• Digging Sedgeford: A people’s Archaeology
• Burrough Hill: Signs of Life in a Midlands hillfort
• Vindolanda: Revelations from the Roman frontier
• Bannockburn: Scotland’s seminal battlefield rediscovered
• Recapturing Berkeley Castle: One trench, 1,500 years of English history
• Rewriting the origin of the broch builders: Exploring fortifications and farming at Old…