Iain,

Have you informed Eusebi Cassanelles or James Douet at TICCIH HQ, or  
Stuart Smith, who will want to collect some MONEY?
PEM
On Jan 23, 2008, at 4:55 PM, Iain Stuart wrote:

The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial  
Heritage,
usually known by its acronym TICCIH is an international society  
dedicated to
the study of industrial archaeology and the protection, promotion and
interpretation of the industrial heritage.

Following consultation and a meeting at the Opera House Bar just before
Christmas, a group of people interested in forming TICCHI in Oz has been
formed. We are now deciding on how best to form the group. We have  
just set
up a discussion page to serve as a forum for about the role that TICCIH
should play and as a discussion on Industrial Heritage in Australia
generally. To join go to

HYPERLINK
"http://groups.google.com.au/group/ticcih-in-oz?hl=en"http:// 
groups.google.c
om.au/group/ticcih-in-oz?hl=en



We see TICCIH in Australia as being open to all who are interested in  
the
study, protection, promotion and interpretation of Australia’s  
industrial
heritage irrespective of disciplinary and vocational boundaries.



If you want more information email me or check out the main TICCIH  
website



HYPERLINK "http://www.mnactec.com/TICCIH/"http://www.mnactec.com/TICCIH/



yours





Dr Iain Stuart

Partner

JCIS Consultants



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