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Grants for the study, conservation and presentation of ancient mosaics

Terms and conditions

  1. Grants up to a maximum value of £1000 are available, as and when the Association’s funds permit, to support projects relating to ancient mosaics. There are two types of grant:
    • Grants to individuals to support the costs of travel and/or publication (e.g. photographs) relating to the study of ancient mosaics and/or work on the conservation or preservation of mosaics.
    • Grants to UK museums or sites to support the costs of one-off or ongoing projects relating to the presentation, conservation or study of ancient mosaics.

  2. Eligibility:
    • Applicants for individual grants should be doing research for a degree and/or for the publication of a book or article on ancient mosaics, or participating in a project to conserve or preserve mosaics.
    • Applicants for museum or site grants can be the owner or director of the museum or site, an organisation that supports the work of the museum or site, or an individual acting on behalf of a museum or site.

  3. Applications for retrospective funding will not be eligible. Successful applicants for individual grants will receive payment prior to the proposed expenditure and will be required to submit receipts afterwards. Any money not used is to be returned to ASPROM. Successful applicants for museum or site grants will be awarded grants prior to the proposed expenditure and will be required to submit receipts for reimbursement afterwards. It is expected that grants will normally be spent within a year of their award.

  4. Applicants may apply to the Honorary Secretary at any time, using the appropriate application form (see below). Applicants for individual grants must also ask their referees to write directly to the Secretary. Applicants for site or museum grants should name a referee who can be contacted if necessary.

  5. Successful applicants will be asked, subject to the circumstances, to submit a short illustrated report on their research or the use of the grant, suitable for publication in the journal Mosaic or the ASPROM Newsletter, or to provide an agreed alternative, such as a talk at one of ASPROM’s symposia. For those beginning in the field, full support for publication or presentation will be available. An acknowledgment of the financial contribution from ASPROM should be included in any resulting publication or publicly displayed at the museum or site as appropriate.

  6. Applications will be considered by a sub-committee, which will make recommendations to the ASPROM Executive Committee. Applicants will generally be notified of the outcome within six weeks of submission.

Application form for individuals: Word file pdf file
Application form for museums or sites: Word file pdf file

Please email completed application forms to the Honorary Secretary, Dr Norman Taylor (honsec@asprom.org).

You can see a list of the projects we have funded here.


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