Positions and Honours
- President, Council for British Archaeology (1976–79)
- Fellow, British Academy (1979)
- Member, Ancient Monuments Advisory Committee of English Heritage, since 1984
- Honorary Graduate, Doctor of Science, University of Bath (1984)
- Member, Advisory Committee of The Discovery Programme (Ireland), since 1991
- Trustee of the British Museum
- Governor, Museum of London
- Fellow, Society of Antiquaries of London
- Chair, Advisory Committee for the e-journal Internet Archaeology
- Cunliffe was knighted on 17 June 2006.
- Cunliffe was appointed interim chair of English Heritage in September 2008
- Chairman, The British Museum Friends (-2009)
- Founding Fellow, The Learned Society of Wales
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