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Post-Excavation and Specialist Team

High standard archaeological reports, illustrations and photographs are just some of the specialist services that we provide to our clients within the UK and internationally.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING
Louise Rayner, Director

Louise Rayner, BA, MSc, MCIfA, FSA

Louise graduated from the University of York and went on to complete her MSc in Technology and Analysis of Archaeological Materials at UCL.

Louise has been with ASE since 2005, responsible for post‐excavation, research and specialist services. She is an experienced project manager, managing a diverse range of archaeological projects and programmes, with a strong record of delivering quality programmes to budget and timetable. Her experiences include extensive project planning (both on commercial and Historic England funded research projects), management of multi‐discipline teams, design and delivery of outreach programmes, complex archaeological post‐excavation and publication programmes, and design and management of professional training programmes. She has full budgetary responsibility for all ASE post‐excavation projects and is managing editor of ASE’s in‐house monograph series SpoilHeap Publications.

Louise has been a ceramic specialist for over 25 years developing a career in pottery research predominately of the prehistoric and Roman periods in London and South-East England. She is currently Chair of the CIfA Finds Special Interest Group and in previous years served as Secretary and Treasurer of the Study Group for Roman Pottery. Her areas of expertise are prehistoric landscapes of South-East England, London in the pre-Boudican period, and prehistoric and Roman pottery production including distribution and function.

Key projects and publications

  • Rayner, L, 2017 Clay, water, fuel: an overview of the pottery production in and around early Roman London, in Bird, D (ed) Agriculture and Industry in South-Eastern Roman Britain
  • Rayner, L, 2012 ‘The Roman Pottery’, in Hill, J, and Rowsome, P, Roman London and the Walbrook stream crossing: excavations at 1 Poultry and vicinity, City of London, MoLA Monograph, 37
  • Rayner, L, 2009 ‘The Roman Pottery’, in Cowan, C, Seeley, F, Wardle, A, Westman, A, and Wheeler, L, Roman Southwark Settlement and Economy Excavation in Southwark 1973-91, MoLAS Monograph, 42
  • Rayner, L and Seeley, F, 2008 ‘The Southwark pottery-type series: 30 years on’, in Clark, J, Cotton, J , Hall, J, Sherris, R, Swain, H (eds) Londinium and beyond Essays on Roman London and its hinterland for Harvey Sheldon, CBA Res Rep, 156, 184-193
  • Sidell, J, Cotton, J, Rayner, L and Wheeler, L, 2002 The Topography and Prehistory of North Southwark and Lambeth, MoLAS Monograph, 14

Direct telephone: 01273 426830
E-mail: louise.rayner@ucl.ac.uk

 

 

Jim Stevenson, Assistant Director - Post-Excavation and Specialist Services

Jim Stevenson, BA

Field of expertise

Archaeological project management and editing; The Iron Age of South-East England and Iron Age funerary practices.

Key projects and publications

  • Stevenson, J, 2013 Living by the Sword: the archaeology of Brisley farm, Ashford, Kent. ASE Monograph Series, 6
  • Stevenson, J, 2013 Archaeological excavation at 15 Knightrider St, Maidstone, Kent, Archaeologia Cantiana
  • Stevenson, J, 2012 Swords, Settlement and Sacred Places: the archaeology of Brisley farm, Ashford, Kent, Archaeology International
  • Stevenson, J, 2005 An archaeological excavation at Long Grove Rd Epsom. Surrey Archaeological Collections, 92

Direct telephone: 01273 426830
Mobile telephone: 07789 724654
E-mail: jim.stevenson@ucl.ac.uk

Mark Atkinson, Post-Excavation Project Manager (Essex)

Mark Atkinson, BA, MCIfA

Field of expertise

Archaeological project management; Report writing and editing; Late Iron Age & Roman settlements and burial practice; Iron Age salt production in Essex.

Key projects and publications

Atkinson, M, 2016 ‘Further investigation of the Iron Age and Roman settlement at Heybridge: excavations at 39-45 Crescent Road, 2002’, Essex Archaeology and History, 7, 70-111
Atkinson, M, 2015 ‘An Early Roman cremation cemetery at Haslers Lane, Great Dunmow’, Essex Archaeology and History, 6, 189-234
Atkinson, M, and Preston, S, 2015 Heybridge, a Late Iron Age and Roman settlement: excavations at Elms Farm 1993-5, 1, East Anglian Archaeology 154
Medlycott, M, and Atkinson, M, 2012 ‘Aspects of Roman settlement in Essex’ (The Archaeology of Essex: proceedings of the Chelmsford Conference), Essex Archaeology and History, 3, 74-96

Direct telephone: 01376 331470
Mobile telephone: 07741 306576
E-mail: mark.atkinson@ucl.ac.uk

Andrew Margetts, Post-Excavation Project Manager (Sussex)

Andrew Margetts, BA, PhD

Field of expertise

Publications Management; Historical Archaeology; Landscape Archaeology; The Archaeology and Historic Landscape of the Weald; Medieval Settlement and Agriculture.

Key projects and publications

  • Margetts, A, 2021 The Wandering Herd: The medieval cattle economy of South-East England c. 450-1450. Windgather Press
  • Margetts, A, 2021 ‘To browse and mast and meadow glades: New evidence of shieling practice from the Weald of South-East England’, Ruralia XIII: the Jean-Marie Pesez Conferences on Medieval Rural Archaeology. Sidestone Press
  • Margetts, A, 2018 ‘A World of Summer and Autumn: The Romano-British to Early Medieval Weald and Signs of Continuity’, Archaeology International, X (X), 1–6
  • Margetts, A, 2018 Wealdbǣra: Excavations at ‘Wickhurst Green’, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the West Central Weald, Spoilheap Monograph, 18
  • Margetts, A, 2017 ‘The Hayworth: A Lowland Vaccary Site in South-East England’, Medieval Archaeology, 61 (1), 117–148

Direct telephone: 01273 426830
Mobile telephone: 07889 002311
E-mail: a.margetts@ucl.ac.uk

 
Dan Swift, Post-Excavation Project Manager (Sussex)

Dan Swift, BA

Field of expertise

Project management; Post-excavation analysis, publication and editing.

Key projects and publications

  • Swift, D and James, R, 2017 Excavations at Ivy Lane, Westergate, West Sussex, Sussex Archaeological Collections, 155
  • Howell, I, J, Swift, D, Watson, B, 2011 Archaeological Landscapes of East London: six multi-period sites excavated in advance of gravel quarrying in the London Borough of Havering, MoLAS Monograph Series, 54
  • Swift, D, 2008 The Roman riverfront at 12 Arthur Street, City of London, MoLAS Archaeology Study Series, 19
  • Blair, I, Spain, R, Swift, D, Taylor, T, Goodburn, D, 2006 Wells and Bucket-Chains: Unforeseen Elements of Water Supply in Early Roman London Britannia, 37, 1
  • Swift, D, 2003 ‘Roman burials, medieval tenements and suburban growth’, excavations at 201 Bishopsgate, City of London, MoLAS, Archaeology Studies Series, 10

Direct telephone: 01273 426830
E-mail: d.swift@ucl.ac.uk

 

ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIAL AND OSTEOLOGY
Lucy Allott, Senior Archaeobotanist

Lucy Allott, BSc, MSc, PhD

Field of expertise

Identification and analysis of charcoal, waterlogged wood, charred and waterlogged plant macrofossils with research interests in charcoal in funerary contexts; Woodland resource use and management; Macrobotanical remains as indicators of diet, trade and imports; Palaeovegetation and environmental reconstructions; Quaternary vegetation environments in southern Africa.

Management and coordination of environmental processing; Liaising with internal and external specialists, county archaeologists and Historic England science advisors; Selection and preparation of samples for dating; Developing and advising on sampling strategies and specialist sampling.

Lecturing on archaeological wood and charcoal identification and analysis at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.

Key projects and publications

  • Allott, L, in prep, Charcoal, in Stephenson, P,  and Krawiec, K, A View From The Edge: Archaeological investigations on the Manhood Peninsula, Selsey for the Medmerry Managed Realignment Scheme, Spoilheap Monograph, 2
  • Allott, L, in prep, Macroplant remains and Charcoal, in Swift, D, Lewes Excavations, Publication reports prepared for Archaeology South-East in 2012
  • Allott, L, 2018 Charcoal, in Margetts, A, Wealdbǣra: Excavations at Wickhurst green, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the West Central Weald, Spoilheap Monograph, 18, 283-288
  • Allott, L, 2015 Macrobotanical remains from the peat deposits, in Hart, D, Early Neolithic Trackways in the Thames Floodplain at Belmarsh, London Borough of Greenwich, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 81, 215-237
  • Allott, L, 2015 Wood charcoal and Macrobotanical Remains, in Killock, D, et al., Temples and Suburbs: Excavations at Tabard Square, Southwark, PCA Monograph, 18, 91-95
Angela Vitolo, Senior Archaeobotanist

Angela Vitolo, BA, MA, MSc

Field of expertise

Analysis of plant macrofossils, waterlogged and charred wood from archaeological sites; Study of ancient diets and economies as well as interaction between humans and their vegetation environment in Great Britain, with particular focus on south-east and east England; Current methods and practice in environmental archaeology, coordination of environmental processing and support to junior staff; Devising environmental sampling strategies, providing on-site sampling advice and delivering training to field staff.

Key projects and publications

  • Vitolo, M, 2018 Charred Plant Remains, in Margetts, A. Wealdbaera, Excavations at Wickhurst Green, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the West Central Weald, SpoilHeap Monograph, 18
  • Vitolo, M, 2015 The Environmental Evidence, in Ratkai, S (ed), Wigmore Castle, North Herefordshire: Excavations 1996 and 1998, Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph, 34
  • Vitolo, M, 2009 Cold Harbour Farm, Crowmash, Wallingford: Plant Remains from the Corn-Drying Oven, English Heritage Research Report No 93-2009
Hayley Forsyth-Magee, Zooarchaeologist

Hayley Forsyth-Magee, BSc, MSc

Field of expertise

Zooarchaeological analysis of faunal remains from archaeological sites of all periods in South-East and East England. Particular interest in medieval zooarchaeology in the UK.

Additionally specialising in fish and bird remains, and human bone analysis.

Key projects and publications

  • The Fish Remains from Appledore, Kent.
  • The Fish Remains from Benjamin Street, London.
  • The Animal & Fish Remains from Parker Street, London.
  • The Faunal Remains from Red Lodge, Suffolk.
  • The Faunal Remains from Soham, Cambridgeshire.
  • The Animal & Fish Remains from Houghton Street, London.
  • Forsyth, H, in prep,The Faunal Remains from Pococks Field, Eastbourne, SpoilHeap Monograph
  • Siburn, L and Forsyth, H, 2018 In Sibun, L, and Ponce, P, 2018 ‘In Life and Death: Archaeological excavations at the Queen's Chapel Savoy, London’ , SpoilHeap Monograph, 17
  • Forsyth, H, 2016 The Faunal Remains, in Sygrave, J. Whitehawk Camp, Sussex Archaeological Collections, Vol 154, 45-66
  • Forsyth, H, 2015 The Faunal Remains, in Allen P., and Gibson, S. ‘A Roman crop-processing enclosure at Great Tey, and other sites on the Cressing to Great Horkesley Anglian Water trunk main: rescue excavations 1998’. The Essex Society for Archaeology & History, Vol 6, 235-265
    Emily Johnson, Senior Zooarchaeologist

    Emily Johnson, BA, MSc, PhD, MC

    Field of expertise

    Zooarchaeological analysis of faunal remains from archaeological sites of all periods in South-East and East England. Particular interest in early Neolithic societies in Central Europe.

    Additionally specialising in microfauna and bird remains, and bone fracture and fragmentation as indicators of carcass processing and taphonomy.

    Key projects and publications

    Lucy Sibun, Senior Forensic Archaeologist and Osteologist

    Lucy Sibun, BSc, PgDip, MCIfA

    Field of expertise

    Forensic Archaeology; Osteoarchaeology.

    Key projects and publications

    • Sibun, L, and Ponce, P, 2018 ‘In Life and Death: Archaeological excavations at the Queen's Chapel Savoy, London’ , SpoilHeap Monograph, 17
    • Powers, N, and  Sibun, L, 2014 Standard and guidance for forensic archaeologists, CIfA
    • Bashford, L, and Sibun, L, 2007 Excavations at the Quaker Burial Ground, Kingston-upon-Thames, London Post-Medieval Archaeology, 41/1, 100–1
    Elsa Neveu, Archaeobotanist

    Elsa Neveu, BA, MA, PhD

    Field of expertise

    Identification and analysis of charred, waterlogged, and mineralised seed and fruit remains with research interests in crop systems from the Bronze Age to the roman period in north-western France; identification of crop husbandry practices by studying the weed flora composition; trade and introduction of wild and domesticated species; coastal and island farming.

    Key projects and publications

    • Neveu, E, forthcoming. Charred plant remains, in Dawkes, G, Cliffsend Thanet Excavations
    • Neveu, E, Zech-Matterne, V, Brun C, Dietsch-Sellami, MF, Durand, F, & Toulemonde, F, 2021 New insights into agriculture in northwestern France from the Bronze Age to the Late Iron Age: a weed ecological approach. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 30:1, 47-61.
    • Toulemonde, F, Neveu, E, Dietsch-Sellami, MF, Zech-Matterne, V, 2020 Saveurs végétales de l’âge du Bronze: d’Est en Ouest, le goût du changement, in Autour de la table: l'alimentation à l'âge du Bronze et au premier âge du Fer. Actes de la journée thématique de l'APRAB, vendredi 3 mars 2017, Musée d'Archéologie Nationale (eds G Auxiette, C Mougne, R Peake and F Toulemonde), 39-66, Bulletin de l'APRAB; Supplément 6
    • Neveu, E, Zech-Matterne, V, 2015 Étude Carpologique de la station VII de Clairvaux-les-Lacs entre 3900 et 3700 av. J.-C. (Jura), chapter 31, In Clairvaux et le ‘Néolithique Moyen Bourguignon’, (eds P Pétrequin & A M Pétrequin), Cahiers de la MSHE C.N. Ledoux, Besançon, PUF and CRAVA, 1279-1354.

     

    ARTEFACTS
    Trista Clifford, Senior Finds Officer

    Trista Clifford

    Field of expertise

    Roman and post Roman metalwork

    Key projects and publications

    • Cliford, T, 2018 The Coins, and The Other Objects, in Sibun, L, and Ponce, P, 2018 ‘In Life and Death: Archaeological excavations at the Queen's Chapel Savoy, London’ , SpoilHeap Monograp 17
    • Cliford, T, 2017 The Fired Clay, The Glass, The Registered Finds, and The Coins, in Dawkes, G, Between Thames and Medway: Archaeological exavations on the Hoo Peninsula and its environs, SpoilHeap Monogr Ser, 13
    • Cliford, T, 2016 The Registered Finds, in Sygrave, J, 2016 Whitehawk Camp, The impact of a modern city’s expansion on a Neolithic Causewyaed Enclosure and a reassessment of the site and its surviving archive, SAC 154
    • Cliford, T, 2016 The Beads, in Doherty, A, and Greatorex, C, 2016 Excavations on St Anne’s Hill: A middle/late Iron Age site and Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at St Anne’s Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Spoilheap Monograp 11
    • Cliford, T, 2015 The Coins; The Textiles, in Dawkes, G, Flavian and Later Buildings at Snodland Roman Villa: Excavations at Cantium Way, Snodland, Kent, Spoilheap Monograph 9
    Anna Doherty, Senior Ceramicist

    Anna Doherty, BA, MA

    Field of expertise

    Prehistoric and Roman pottery analysis and reporting; Stratigraphic analysis and reporting.

    Key projects and publications

    • Doherty, A, in prep, The prehistoric and Roman pottery, in Stephenson, P and Krawiec, K, A view from the edge: archaeological investigations on the Manhood Peninsula, Selsey for the Medmerry Managed Realignment Scheme, Spoilheap Monograph, 20
    • Doherty, A, 2018 Prehistoric and Roman pottery, in Margetts, A, Wealdbǣra: excavations at Wickhurst Green, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the West Central Weald, Spoilheap Monograph 18, 245-258
    • Doherty, A, and Greatorex, C, 2016 Excavations on St Anne’s Hill: A middle/late Iron Age site and Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at St Anne’s Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Spoilheap Monograph, 11
    • Doherty, A, 2015 The prehistoric and Roman pottery, in Hart, D, Around the ancient track: Archaeological excavations for the Brighton and Hove Waste Water Treatment Works and adjacent housing at Peacehaven, East Sussex, Spoilheap Monograph, 10, 213-235
    • Doherty, A, 2015 Using archaeological archives: a case study of finds from Roman Essex, SpoilHeap Occasional Paper
    Karine Le Hégarat, Senior Lithic Specialist

    Karine Le Hégarat, BA, MA

    Field of expertise

    Recording and analysis of lithic material.

    Key projects and publications

    • Le Hégarat, K, in prep, The Flintwork, In Stevens, S, Recent Archaeological Investigations at Peacehaven, East Sussex (for SAC)
    • Le Hégarat, K, in prep, In Stephenson, P and Krawiec, K, A view from the edge: archaeological investigations on the Manhood Peninsula, Selsey for the Medmerry Managed Realignment Scheme, Spoilheap Monograph, 20
    • Le Hégarat, K, in prep, The Flintwork analysis, In Margetts, A, On the verge of Wessex? A prehistoric landscape at Oldlands Farm, Bognor Regis, West Sussex (for SAC)
    • Le Hégarat, K, 2018 Struck Flint, in Margetts, A, Weadbaēra: excavations at Wickhurst Green, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the Central Weald, SpoilHeap Monogr Ser, 18
    • Le Hégarat, K, 2017 Worked Flint, in Dawkes, G, Between Thames and Medway: Archaeological exavations on the Hoo Peninsula and its environs, SpoilHeap Monogr Ser, 13
    • Le Hégarat, K, 2015 The Flintwork, in Sygrave, J, Barber, L, Clifford, T, Doherty, A, Fortsyth, H, Le Hégarat, K, Maxted, A, Mooney, D.E, Orange, H, Ponce, P, and Richardson, D, A report on the outcomes of the Whitehawk Camp Community Archaeology Project, including a Post-Excavation Assessment and Updated Project Design, Unpub ASE Rep 2015222
      Stephen Patton, Finds Processing Supervisor (Sussex) and Prehistoric ceramicist

      Stephen Patton BA, PGCE, MA

      Field of expertise

      Prehistoric ceramic analysis and reporting (fired clay and pottery); Prehistoric ritual and religion, particularly the origins and evolution during the Stone Age; Public engagement / outreach (both with adults and at schools)

      Key projects and publications

      • Researcher on Butts Brow causewayed enclosure (in conjunction with Heritage Eastbourne)

      • Patton, S., 2022, Butts Brow: Combe Hill’s counterpart? Initial excavations at an Early Neolithic enclosure in Eastbourne, Marking Place: New Perspectives on Neolithic enclosures, (ed. J. Last), Oxbow: Oxford

      Elke Raemen, Senior Finds Officer

      Elke Raemen, BA, MA

      Field of Expertise

      Analysis and publication of Roman and Post-Roman metal and registered finds, as well as glass and clay tobacco pipe assemblages

      Key projects and publications

      Recent and current Key Projects:

      • Whitechapel, 85 Stepney Way: large assemblage of glass, clay tobacco pipe and metalwork of post-medieval date
      • Chichester: metal and small finds assemblage mainly of Roman date

      Selection of Publications:

      • Raemen, E, 2020 Clay Tobacco Pipe, in, Dawkes, G, The Medieval Hospital of St Mary and other features: excavations at Friary Place, Strood, Kent, SpoilHeap Publications Occasional Paper 11, 33-4
      • Raemen, E, 2018 Registered Finds, in Margetts, A, Wealdbǣra: excavations at Wickhurst Green, Broadbridge Heath and the landscape of the West Central Weald, Spoilheap Monograph 18, 274-80
      • Raemen, E, 2016 The grave goods (buckles and belt fittings, girdle groups), in Doherty, A and C Greatorex, Excavations on St Anne’s Hill: A Middle/Late Iron Age site and Anglo-Saxon cemetery at St Anne’s Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, SpoilHeap Monograph 11, 139-147
      • Raemen, E, 2015 Registered  Finds, in Atkinson, M An Early Roman cremation cemetery at Haslers Lane, Great Dunmow, Essex Archaeology and History, 6, 226-8
      • Raemen, E, 2015 Glass, in Dawkes, G, Flavian and later buildings at Snodland Roman villa: excavations at Cantium Way, Snodland, Kent, SpoilHeap Monograph 9, 81-3
      Rae Regensberg, Ceramic Building Material Specialist

      Rae Regensberg, BA, BSc. Hons, MSc

      Field of expertise

      Analysis of ceramic building materials from the Roman period to the post-medieval period in England. Southern African hunter-gatherer and indigenous pastoralist archaeology.

      Key projects and publications

      ASE reports/ monographs

      • Regensberg, R. 2019. The ceramic building material. Final Archaeological Report: Land at Bishops Lane, Ringmer, East Sussex. Report No: 2019340.
      • Regensberg, R. 2019. Archaeological Strip, Map & Excavation: Phase 2 - Southern and Northern portions of Harlow Science Park, London Road North Enterprise Zone LDO, Harlow. ASE Project Number: 160279.
      • Regensberg, R. 2019. Archaeological excavation: Land at Mill End, Thaxted, Essex. ASE Report No: 2019291.
      • Regensberg, R. 2020. LB Tower Hamlets: Whitechapel Central Phase 3 Trenching. ASE report in prep.

      Journal articles/ books

      • Pinto, H., Archer, W., Witelson, D., Regensberg, R., Baker, S.E., Mokhachane, R., Ralimpe, J., Ndaba, N., Mokhantso, L., Lecheko, P. and Challis, S., 2018. The Matatiele Archaeology and Rock Art (MARA) Program Excavations: The Archaeology of Mafusing 1 Rock Shelter, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Journal of African Archaeology, 16(2), pp.145-167.

       

      CONSERVATION
      Alastair Threlfall, Archaeological Conservator

      Alastair Threlfall, MA

      Field of expertise

      Materials Analysis; X-radiography; The use of FTIR equipment; The use of XRF equipment; Conservation of archaeological objects - with an emphasis on metalwork; Data entry onto Collection Management Systems; Report writing and report editing.

      Key projects and publications

      • Projeto de Resgate Arqueológico Subaquático do Casco Soçobrado (Sítio Arqueológico Casco de Mocanguê I) Identificado na Área de Dragagem do Terminal da GE Oil & Gas, Niterói-RJ: The on-site recovery and first aid conservation of materials from a 19th century side wheeled paddle steamer and the post excavation conservation and processing of project finds.
      • The chemical analysis of 19th century pharmaceutical bottles, Virginia, USA: The FTIR and XRF analysis of an assemblage of 19th century pharmaceutical bottles.
      • Nevern Castle, Pembrokeshire: Norman/Welsh castle of the 12th to 13th century; conservation of metal finds from excavations in 2014 and 2015.
      • Threlfall A. and Hissa C. 2011 Arqueologias In Hissa C. (Ed) 2011 Conversações de artes e de ciências pp.277-293. Belo Horizonte, UFMG.
      • Threlfall A. Forthcoming Cleaning, Consolidating and Reassembling a Fragmentary Copper Alloy Object in Caple C. and Garlick V. (eds) Studies in Archaeological Conservation UK, Routledge

       

      ARCHIVES
      Nicola Elphick, Senior Archive Officer

       

       

      PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, LEARNING AND POLICY
      Sarah Wolferstan, Senior Learning and Policy Officer

       

       

      GRAPHICS
      Lauren Gibson, Senior Illustrator

      Lauren Gibson, BA

      Field of expertise

      Archaeological illustration including reconstruction art and technical finds illustration; Report and publication figures, maps and images using GIS and Autocad; Setting out of sites and processing of survey data.

      Fiona Griffin, Graphics Team Leader

      Fiona Griffin, BA

      Field of expertise

      Archaeological book design and page setting; Archaeological illustration (including finds illustration); Design and creation of displays and promotional material to print ready format.

      Key projects and publications

      Design and page setting of all ASE SpoilHeap Monographs and Occasional Papers as well as illustrations for journal and magazine articles.
      Design and layout of promotional displays for events and conferences.

      Andrew Lewsey, Senior Illustrator

      Andrew Lewsey, C&G Computer Aided Draughting and Design

      Field of expertise

      Digital Illustration; Surveying.

      Key projects and publications

      • (contribution in) Walker, H, 2012 Hedingham Ware a medieval pottery industry in North Essex; its production and distribution. East Anglian Archaeology 148
      • (contribution in) Dale, R, et al., 2010 Carved in stone: a late Iron Age and Roman cemetery and evidence for a Saxon minster, excavations near St Nicholas’ church, Great Wakering 1998 and 2000, Essex Archaeology and History Vol 1 (Fourth Series)
      • (contribution in) Ennis, T, 2008 An Early Saxon Cemetery at Rayleigh, Essex: excavations at the former Park School, East Anglian Archaeology 127
      • (contribution in) Germany, M, 2007 Neolithic and Bronze Age Monuments and Middle Iron Age Settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex, East Anglian Archaeology 117

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