Open Access Journal: SALON

SALON began in October 2001 as a way of engaging with Fellows who were unable to attend weekly London meetings,planned to be something lively and readable. It was a time when the Society wasinstrumental in the formation of APPAG (All-Party Parliamentary ArchaeologyGroup) and Heritage Link, providing the Secretariats for both and becoming moreinvolved in Government consultations and select committee enquiries. Hence,public policy has always been a major theme within the newsletter, andcommenting and contributing to debate rather than simply reporting is a keyfunction of SALON, hence its name being both an acronym for the Societyitself, and evoking the intellectual Salons of the nineteenth century.

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