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Pottery

**List of Individuals**
Surname	First Name	Title	Organisational Affiliation/ Freelance	Email	Phone No	Address	Specialism	Period	Geographical Area	IfA Grade	Publications	Other Information
Allen MIfA, FLS, FSA	Michael J.	Dr	AEA Freelance	email	07828 103454	Redroof, Green Road, Codford St. Peter, Wilts, BA12 0NW	Land snails, Geoarchaeology, Environmental Archaeology, Radiocarbon	Principally Prehistoric, but not exclusively	Generally Southern UK- but anywhere in UK	MIfA	Gardiner & Allen 2006 Before the Mast; life aboard the Mary Rose (British Archaeological Award winning volume): Allen 1997 in Science & Stonehenge (ed Cunliffe & Renfrew): Allen & Gardiner 2000, Our Changing Coast, Langstone Harbour CBA 124	Former environmental Manager Wessex Archaeology - Council member and Reviews editor Prehistoric Society, Council Member Conchological Society
Allison	Enid		Canterbury Archaeological Trust	email	01227 458275	Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 92A Broad Street, Canterbury, Kent.CT1 2LU	Insect remains	Post glacial through to post medieval	British Isles	-	Allison, E. P., Carrott, J. B., Johnson, K., and Gardner, S. (2005). Technical Report: Invertebrate remains from a watching brief at Danes Moss, Macclesfield, Cheshire (project code: 10142). Palaeoecology Research Services Report 2005/109 Allison, E. P., Hall, A. R., Jones, A. K. G., Kenward, H. K., O'Connor, T. P., Phipps, J. and Tomlinson, P. R. (1990). 5 Rougier Street. pp. 378-85 in A. R. Hall and H. K. Kenward, Environmental evidence from the Colonia: General Accident and Rougier Street. Archaeology of York 14 (6). London, Council for British Archaeology. Kenward, H. K. and Allison, E. P. (1994). A preliminary view of the insect assemblages from the early Christian rath site at Deer Park Farms, Northern Ireland, pp. 89-107 in J. Rackham (ed), Environment and economy in Anglo-Saxon England. Council for British Archaeology Research Report 89, CBA, London.
Anderson	Sue		CFA Archaeology Ltd	email	0131 273 4380	CFA Archaeology Ltd, Old Engine House, Eskmills Park, Musselburgh, East Lothian, EH21 7PQ	Post-Roman pottery (particularly E Anglia), Roman and post-Roman CBM, human skeletal remains (cremated and inhumed), general finds assessments and identification	mainly Saxon, medieval and post-medieval (but also Roman CBM and human bone of any period)	E. Anglia, Scotland (any region for human bone)	MIfA	Anderson, S., 2005, ‘Pottery’ and ‘Ceramic Building Material’, in Shelley, A., Excavations at Dragon Hall, Norwich, East Anglian Archaeology 112, pp. 89-96 and 29-52. Anderson, S., 2004, ‘Architectural Terracotta from Westhorpe Hall, Suffolk,’ Archaeological Journal 160. Anderson, S., 1993, 'The Human Skeletal Remains from Caister-on-Sea', in Darling, M.J. and Gurney, D., Caister-on-Sea Excavations by Charles Green, 1951-55, East Anglian Archaeology Report No. 60, pp. 261-268.	websites: http://www.spoilheap.co.uk and http://www.cfa-archaeology.co.uk/services/ser_specialist.htm
Barber	Luke Andrew		Sussex Archaeological Society	email	01273-405733	Barbican House Museum, 169 High Street, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 1YE.	Medieval & Post-medieval pottery. Geological Material	Pottery - medieval/post-medieval. Geological material - all periods	SE England: particularly East Sussex, West Sussex and Kent	MIfA	Barber, L. forthcoming. ‘The Pottery’ in L. Barber and G. Priestley-Bell Medieval Adaptation, Settlement and Economy of a Coastal Wetland: The Evidence from around Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent. Barber, L. 1997. ‘The Pottery’ in S. Stevens ‘Excavations at the Old Post Office site, 15-17 High Street, Crawley, West Sussex, Sussex Arch. Coll. 135, 200-204. Barber, L. forthcoming. 'The Pottery' in R. James 'Excavations at High Street, Battle, East Sussex' Sussex Arch. Coll Barber, L. 2004. 'The Geological Material' in N. Griffin 'Excavation of prehistoric and Romano-British remains at Roundstone Lane, Angmering, West Sussex' Archaeology South-East Report No. 1333.	Have a lot of experience working with budgets and am used to rapidly assessing assemblages to isolate the key groups. Can deal with multiperiod assemblages if required by using other local specialists for prehistoric and Roman material.
Baxter	Ian L.		Freelance	email	01670520445	4 Moor View, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland NE64 6DH	Zooarchaeology	All (particularly Iron Age/Romano-British)	UK (particular interest in Cambridgeshire)	MIfA	2002. A Donkey (Equus asinus L.) partial skeleton from a Mid-Late Anglo-Saxon alluvial layer at Deans Yard, Westminster, London SW1. Environmental Archaeology 7: 89-94. 2003. The mammal and bird bones. In: Hinman, M.A Late Iron Age Farmstead and Romano-British Site at Haddon, Peterborough. Cambridge Archaeological Field Unit Monograph No. 2. / BAR (British Series) 358. Oxford: John & Erica Hedges Ltd., pp.119-132, and Appendix 2 (22 pages). Baxter, I.L. 2006. A Dwarf Hound Skeleton from a Romano-British Grave at York Road, Leicester, England, U.K., with a discussion of other Roman small dog types and speculation regarding their respective aetiologies. In: Snyder, L.M. and Moore, E.A. (eds). Dogs and People in Social, Working, Economic or Symbolic Interaction (Proceedings of the 9th Congress of the International Council for Archaeozoology 2002), pp. 12-23.Oxford: Oxbow Books.	Particular interest in equid and canid diversity, the evolution of cattle breeds, ritual deposits, the Iron Age of Cambridgeshire, multivariate analysis
Beglane MSc	Fiona		Freelance	email	(00 353)(0) 74 9721937	Glenborin, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal	Animal bones and marine molluscs	All	All, particularly Ireland	-	Beglane, F. (2005) ‘The faunal material’, in Ó Baoill, R., Excavations at Newtownstewart Castle, County Tyrone, Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol 64: 95-102 Beglane, F. (2005) ‘The faunal remains from Gordon Street’, in Ó Baoill, R., Excavations at Gordon Street and Waring Street, Belfast, Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol 64: 128-133. Beglane, F. (2007) Deer, Gifts and Identity in Medieval Ireland. Poster presented to Animals as Material Culture in the Middle Ages 3: Bestial Mirrors: Using Animals to Construct Identity in Medieval Europe. Vienna Institute of Archaeological Science	MSc (Distinction) from QUB. Lectures part-time at Institute of Technology, Sligo.
Belford	Paul		Ironbridge Archaeology	email	01952 435945	Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, Coach Road, Coalbrookdale Telford Shropshire TF8 7DQ	Ferrous industries, urban landscapes, early colonialism	Medieval, Post-Medieval	West Midlands	MIfA	Sublime Cascades: Water and Power in Coalbrookdale, Industrial Archaeology Review, 29(2), 133-148 The World of the Workshop: Archaeologies of Urban Industrialisation, in Leech, R. and Green, A. (eds), Cities in the World, Leeds: Maney, Soicety for Post-Medieval Archaeology Monograph No.3 (2006) Industry and Domesticity: Exploring historical archaeology in the Ironbridge Gorge (with R.A. Ross), Post-Medieval Archaeology, 38(2), 215-225 (2004)
Betts	Ian	Dr	Museum of London Archaeological Service	email	020 7566 9328	46 Eagle Wharf Road, London N1 7ED	Ceramic and stone building material, Roman painted wall plaster	All	Southern half of England	-	Procuratorial tile stamps from London, Britannia, 26, 1995, 207-229. Ian Betts, Ernest Black & John Gower, A corpus of relief-patterned tiles in Roman Britain, Journal of Roman Pottery Studies, 7, 1994 Medieval 'Westminster' floor tiles, MoLAS monograph 11, 2002
Boyle	Anne	Dr	Archaeological Project Services	email	01529 461618	The Old School, Cameron Street, Heckington, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 9RW	Ceramics (pottery and CBM)	Pottery - Anglo-Saxon, Medieval, Post Medieval, Modern; CBM- Roman, Medieval, Post Medieval and Modern	Lincolnshire (including North and North East) and parts of Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Norfolk	AIfA	Boyle, A. and Young, J. (2007) ""The Post Roman Pottery"" in Archaeological Excavations on Land Opposite The Old Vicarage, Church Road, Old Leake, Lincolnshire (OLV05), Archaeological Project Services: unpublished excavation report no. 11/06" Boyle, A. (2006) The Cistercian Ware in Yorkshire and The East Midlands, University of Nottingham: Unpublished PhD Thesis. Boyle, A. (2002 & 2003) "The Cistercian ware products of Ticknall, South Derbyshire", Medieval Ceramics, 26 & 27: 113-118	Member of the Medieval Pottery Research Group (Secretary 2004 to 2009)
Brickley	Megan		University of Birmingham	email	0121 414 5497	Institute of Archaeology & Antiquity, the University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT	Human osteology	all	all	-	Brickley, M. & Buteux, S. and Adams, J. & Cherrington, R. (2006). St. Martin’s Uncovered: Investigations in the churchyard of St. Martin’s-in-the-Bull Ring, Birmingham, 2001. Oxbow Books: Oxford. Brickley, M. & McKinley, J. (eds.) (2004). Guidance to Standards for Recording Human Skeletal Remains Institute of Field Archaeologists / British Association of Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology: University of Reading. Brickley, M. Miles, A. & Stainer, H. (1999). The Cross Bones Burial Ground, Redcross Way Southwark, London. London: MoLAS.
Briscoe	Diana C.		freelance, The Archive of Anglo-Saxon Pottery Stamps	email	020 7794 6300	Archive of Anglo-Saxon Pottery Stamps 117 Cholmley Gardens Fortune Green Road London NW6 1UP	Identification of pot stamps (the impression into the clay, not applied stamps as in Samian ware)	approximately CE 300 to 800	Great Britain, although I do have some from the continent	-	Report on West Heslerton pottery stamps for Dominic Powlesland Report on stamps from Handford Road, Ipswich, for Suffolk Archaeological Unit Report on stamps from Quarry Farm, Ingleby Barwick, for Alan Vince	Supported by the British Museum, the Society of Antiquaries of London, the Society for Medieval Archaeology and the British Academy
Broadley	Rose		Canterbury Archaeological Trust, UCL and Freelance	email	07931 525919	3 Sweechgate, Broad Oak, Canterbury, Kent CT2 0QY	Vessel glass, also glass beads and window glass	Principally Anglo-Saxon, also Tudor, Roman and Medieval	England	Student	Broadley, R. forthcoming. "Glass beaker", in S. Boulter and P. Walton Rogers, Flixton Park Quarry Vol.1: Archaeological Excavations during the 1990s, East Anglian Archaology Report, Archaeological Service, Suffolk County Council. Clark, R. 2005: Glass vessels in Lundenwic: an illustration of the contextual approach to fragments, Archaeological Review from Cambridge Vol. 20.2, 82-97.	"MA Artefact Studies, UCL 2003 (Distinction); PhD in progress at UCL on Glass Vessels of Middle Saxon England: Fragments found in Settlement and Use Contexts"
Brooks	Alasdair	Dr.	Oxford Archaeology East	email	01954 273373	Oxford Archaeology East 15 Trafalgar Way Bar Hill Cambridgeshire CB23 8SQ	Most later post-medieval/modern finds types, but particularly British ceramics.	Any finds post-dating c.1700 or 1750 depending on material (clay pipes back to 1600)	International and trans-regional, particularly the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia	-	Brooks, A. & Connah, C. 2007. A Hierarchy of Servitude: Ceramics at Lake Innes Estate, New South Wales. Antiquity 81: 133-147.	Alasdair Brooks is a specialist in the analysis of post-1750 artefacts, with a particular focus on comparisons of, and ideological meaning in, ceramics. He recently returned to the UK to take up the position of Finds and Environmental Officer for Oxford Archaeology East
Brown	Duncan Harvey.		Freelance and Southampton City Council	email	02380 632121	13, Southcliff Road, Southampton, SO14 6GB	Saxon, medieval, post-medieval, industrial	South of England: Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Berkshire, Sussex. Also specific expertise in imported European pottery.	MIfA	Brown DH and Thomson RG, 2000, 'Medieval Pottery' in Fowler, PJ, 'Excavation of the Medieval Settlement of 'Raddun', Wroughton Mead, Fyfield Down, Wiltshire' Fyfod Working Paper 65, http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/projArch/fyfod/ Brown DH, 2002, 'Pottery in Medieval Southampton c1066-1510' Southampton Archaeology Monographs 8, CBA Research Report 133 Brown DH, Thomson RG, Vince A with Williams DF, 2006, 'The Pottery' in Saunders A, 'Excavations at Launceston Castle, Cornwall' The Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph Series 24	I will also do ceramic building material if necessary.
Butler	Chris		Freelance	email	01323 871021	Rosedale, Berwick, Polegate, East Sussex BN26 6TB	Prehistoric Flintwork	Mesolithic onwards	South East England, but would consider flintwork from elsewhere, including foreign sites	MIfA	Butler, C. 2005, Prehistoric Flintwork, Stroud, Tempus Publishing Ltd. Butler, C. 2006, 'Flintwork' in The Ringlemere Cup, Needham, S. et. al., British Museum Press. Butler, C. 2001, A Mesolithic and later prehistoric flintworking site at East and West Hills, Pyecombe, West Sussex, Sussex Archaeological Collections 139, 7-25.
Campbell	Ewan		Department of Archaeology, University of Glasgow .	email	0141 330 3626	Department of Archaeology, .University of Glasgow G12 8QQ	Pottery, glass, metalwork	AD 400-800	Western Britain & Ireland	MIfA	Campbell, E 2000 A review of glass vessels in western Britain and Ireland AD 400-800, in Price J (ed) Glass in Britain and Ireland, AD 350-1100 London: British Museum Press (= British Museum Occasional Paper 127 ), 33-46. Campbell, E 2007 Continental and Mediterranean imports to Atlantic Britain and Ireland, AD 400-800. York: CBA Research Report No 157. Campbell, E. & Lane, A. 1993 'Celtic and Germanic interaction in Scottish Dalriada: the seventh-century metalworking site at Dunadd, in Higgitt, J. & Spearman, R. M. (eds) The Age of Migrating Ideas. Early Medieval Art in Northern Britain and Ireland, (Edinburgh: National Museums Scotland), 52-63
Caroscio	Marta		University of Siena	email			Pottery	11th-16th centuries	Northern and central Italy. Andalusian and Valencian area (Spain)	-	"M. CAROSCIO, 2007, ‘Pyrotechnology and local resources in Chianti shire: from clay, limestone and wood to bricks, lime and pottery making. Some preliminary notes’, in Dragos Gheorghiu (ed.) Fire as an Instrument: The Archaeology of Pyrotechnologies, BAR S1619, 105-118. M. CAROSCIO, 2006, ‘Lustreware production in Renaissance Italy and influences from the Mediterranean area’, Medieval Ceramics 28 (2004), 97-113 M. CAROSCIO, 2006, ‘Il forno e il ripostiglio del Castellaccio di Lucolena. Ceramica da cucina e da dispensa in un insediamento fortificato dall’ XI al XIII secolo’, in Atti del XXXIX Convegno Internazionale della Ceramica, Centro Ligure per la Storia della Ceramica, All’Insegna del Giglio: Firenze,153-162."	Research on archive documents
Carter	Richard	Dr	University of Sussex	email	01273 872956	Room EH133, CCE, Sussex Institute University of Sussex Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9QQ	Ageing of Red Deer, Roe Deer and Wild Pig from tooth development. Site seasonality.	Mesolithic	For research - UK and S. Scandinavia	MIfA	1998 Reassessment of seasonality at the early Mesolithic site of Star Carr, Yorkshire based on radiographs of mandibular tooth development in red deer (Cervus elaphus). J. of Archaeological Science 25, 851-856. 2006 A Method to Estimate the Ages at Death of Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) and Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus) from Developing Mandibular Dentition and it’s Application to Mesolithic NW Europe. In D. Ruscillo (ed.), Recent Advances in Ageing and Sexing Animal Bones. 40-61. 9th ICAZ Conference, Durham 2002. Oxbow Books. Oxford. In press Carter, R.J. & Magnell, O., A new method of age estimation in wild boar (Sus scrofa) based on molariform mandibular tooth development and its application to Mesolithic N.W. Europe. In: Pigs and Humans: 10,000 Years of Interaction. (eds. U. Albarella, K. Dobney, A. Ervynck, P. Rowley-Conwy). Accepted. Oxford Univ. Press.	Also involved in researching Diversity & Archaeology. Metal Detectorists and amongst Black & Minority Ethnic groups (funded project). 2007 Meeting the Learning Needs Of Metal Detectorists. The Higher Education Academy: History, Classics & Archaeology Subject Centre website at: http://www.hca.heacademy.ac.uk/resources/TDG/reports/metaldetectorists-carter.php
Clarke	Ciara	Dr	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	Palynology - pollen and fungal spores	Holocene	UK	MIfA	Clarke, C 1999 Palynological investigations of a Bronze Age cist burial from Whitsome, Scottish Borders, Scotland. Journal of Archaeological Science 26: 553-560. Clarke, CM 2003 “Pollen analyses”, in Cressey, M and Sheridan, A The excavation of a Bronze
Copland-Griffiths	Penny		Verwood & District Potteries Trust	email	01985 840216	Little Stowe, Mill Street, Heytesbury, Wilts BA12 0EE	Mainly Post Med	1260-1952	East Dorset	-	The Verwood & District potteries with David Alagar & Tony Light. 1979 Newsome publishers Discover Dorset - Pottery Dovecot Press 1998 Dorset County pottery - The kilns of the Verwood district with Jo Draper 2002 Crowood Press
Courtney	Paul		Freelance	email	0116 2120271	20 Lytton Rd leicester LE2 1WJ	ceramics, glass, metal, military	med/post-med	W. Europe (med ceramics- Wales & Marches)	-	Acton Court - glass & metal; Beeston Castle - med ceramics & metal; Usk - med and post-med ceramics, glass & metal
Craster	Antonia	Miss	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	Conservation of Artefacts - archaeological, historical, ethnographic, etc. Analytical techniques: EDXRF, microscopy etc, pest management	n/a	UK	-	n/a
Crone	Anne	Dr	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	All aspects of wood analysis - dendrochronology - species identification of charred and waterlogged material - analysis of artefactual and structural assemblages	Holocene	UK	MIfA		Crone, B A 1998 'The development of an Early Historic tree-ring chronology for Scotland', Proc Soc Antiq Scot 128, 485-93. Crone, B A & Fawcett, R 1998 'Dendrochronology, documents and the timber trade; new evidence for the building history of Stirling
Cruse	R John		Volunteer Quern Coordinator for the Yorkshire Archaeological Society Quern Survey	email	01943 870952	3 Ellicott Court, Menston, Ilkley, W Yorks, LS29 6PA	Querns/ Millstones	IA/ R-B/ Early Med	Yorkshire	Affiliate	All items (Adel, Leeds: Querns at R-B site; Bowes, Co Durham) are forthcoming
Cumberpatch BA PhD	Chris	Dr	Freelance	email	0114 2310051	22 Tennyson Road Sheffield S6 2WE	Pottery (excluding CBM)	Later prehistoric, post-Roman, medieval, post-medieval, early modern and recent (up to early C20th)	Derbyshire, North Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire (South, West and North), Tees Valley, County Durham, Northumberland	-	Cumberpatch, C.G. 2002 The pottery In: I. Roberts Pontefract Castle Archaeological Excavations 1982 –86. Yorkshire Archaeology 8. West Yorkshire Archaeology Service / English Heritage; 169-226. Cumberpatch, C.G. 2003 The transformation of tradition; the origins of the post-medieval ceramic tradition in Yorkshire. Assemblage http://www.shef.ac.uk/assem/issue7/cumberpatch.html Cumberpatch, C.G. 2004 Ceramics In: R.A. Gregory Rediscovering the Denaby pottery: archaeological investigations at Denaby Main, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire. Post-Medieval Archaeology 38, part 1.133 – 180. Cumberpatch, C.G. Ixer, R., Morris, E. and Walster, A. 2005 Mellor: A review of the Later Prehistoric ceramics In: M. Nevell and N. Redhead (Eds.) Mellor: Living on the Edge: A regional study of an Iron Age and Romano-British upland settlement. Manchester Archaeological Monographs volume 1. University of Manchester Archaeological Unit / Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit / Mellor Archaeological Trust. Full bibliography available on request	Full bibliography available on request
Devaney	Rebecca		Freelance	email	01224 821030 or 0785 4667817	6 Ashwood Drive, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, AB22 8XE	Flint analysis	Mesolithic to Iron Age	British	AIfA	Devaney, R. 2008. Flint in K. Poole and L. Webley, Prehistoric activity at Westwood, Broadstairs. Archaeologia Cantiana 128: 75-106. Devaney, R. 2007. Flint in J. Timby, R. Brown, A. Hardy, S. Leech, C. Poole and L. Webley. Settlement on the Bedfordshire
Didsbury MPhil FSA	Peter		freelance consultant	email	01482 310613, 01482 494711	4 Victoria Avenue, Princes Avenue, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU5 3DR	pottery and clay tobacco pipes	principally Iron Age and Roman, medieval and post-medieval	Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire	-	Didsbury, P., ‘The Iron Age and Roman pottery’, in Rahtz and Watts 2004, The North Manor Area and North-West Enclosure. Wharram A Study of Settlement on the Yorkshire Wolds IX, York University Archaeological Publications 11, 139-183 Didsbury, P. and Watkins, G., ‘The Pottery’, in Evans and Tomlinson (eds) 1992, Excavations at 33-35 Eastgate, Beverley 1983-86, Sheffield Excavation Reports 3, 81-120 Didsbury, P., ‘The Pottery’, in Drinkall and Foreman (eds) 1998, The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Castledyke South, Barton-on-Humber. Sheffield Excavation Reports 6, 297-314	Ceramic researcher for the Humberside Archaeology Unit 1987-1995, freelance specialist 1995 to date. Numerous other reports have either been published, are forthcoming, or exist as grey literature (particularly MAP2 assessments).
Durrant	Jenny	Mrs	Exeter Archaeology	email		Exeter Archaeology, Custom House, The Quay, Exeter, Devon, EX2 4AN	Roman tile; trainee in Roman pottery and Roman painted plaster	Roman	South West (especially Devon)	-	1) J Wheeler and D Laing-Trengove, 2006, 'A Roman Tile Kiln on Hatherleigh Moor and the Sources of some Roman Tile in Devon', Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society, 64, 53-70. 2) J Wheeler, 2007, 'The Roman Tile' in Excavations at Princesshay, Exeter, interim report, Exeter Archaeology report (fothcoming).
Edwards MA	Emily		Freelance	email	01562 850981	124 High Street, Kinver, South Staffordshire, DY7 6HQ	Prehistoric pottery	Neolithic, Bronze Age and early to mid Iron Age.	Britain	-	Barclay, A. J., and Edwards, E. J., In prep. ‘The prehistoric pottery’ in, Yarnton Floodplain. (Hey, G. et al.), Thames Valley Landscapes Monograph, Oxford Archaeology. Edwards, E., forthcoming, ‘The Prehistoric Pottery’, In Brady, K. and Lamdin-Whymark, H., forthcoming. Excavation of a Neolithic to Iron Age landscape at Horcott Pit, Gloucestershire, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Edwards, E, In Booth, P., Champion, T., Garwood, P., Reynolds A., Robinson, M., and Munby, J., 2006, The Archaeology of Section 1 of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link (working reference only), (ed. Gardiner, J.) Archetype Publications?	I am an Honorary Research Associate with the University of Birmingham.
Evans	C. Jane		Freelance	email	01684 567131	194 West Malvern Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 4AZ	Pottery and Post Excavation Management	M-LIA, Roman	Severn Valley region/West Midlands	MIfA	2000 Introduction, Form series (with M Darling, J Faiers and G Braithwaite), Fabric Descriptions, and The Period 3 pottery (with Jane Timby et al.) in, The Roman Pottery (J Timby, ed.), in P Ellis (ed.), The Roman Baths and Macellum at Wroxeter: Excavations by Graham Webster, 1955-85, English Heritage Archaeol Rep 9, 193-257, 273-77 2000 Severn Valley ware production at Newland Hopfields: Excavation of a Romano-British Kiln Site at North End Farm, Great Malvern, Worcestershire in 1992 and 1994, BAR British Series 313, Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit Monograph series 2. (C J Evans, L Jones and P Ellis) 2001 Excavation of a Romano-British Roadside Settlement. Fosse Lane Shepton Mallet 1990, Britannia Monogr Ser 18 (P Leach with C J Evans)	Jane Evans has worked for more than 20 years as a finds specialist and post excavation manager (liaising with specialists, organising project team meetings, producing and monitoring work programmes and editing specialist reports). She has specialised in the analysis of pottery since 1988. Since then she has been employed by Hereford and Worcestershire County Council (1988-1990) and Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit, now Birmingham Archaeology (1991-2002); the latter as a member of the University Research Staff. She is currently a freelance specialist, working for a range of archaeology units, and undertaking a part time Masters in ‘Landscape Archaeology and Geomatics’ at The University of Birmingham. Her main research interests cover ceramics from the broad Severn Valley area, encompassing assemblages from Shropshire (Graham Webster’s excavations at Wroxeter and sites in its hinterland); Worcestershire (in particular Sidbury, Deansway and The Butts in Worcester; Newland Hopfields kiln site, Malvern; Beckford, Iron Age to Roman settlement); Herefordshire (sites in the Frome and Arrow valleys) and Somerset (Shepton Mallet). Jane produced the Roman pottery section of the EH sponsored ‘West Midlands Regional Research Frameworks’ and is an active member of both the Study Group for Roman Pottery and the IfA. She has wide-ranging experience, dealing with large assemblages from complex urban and rural excavations and, for the Roman period, from urban, rural, military, villa and pottery production sites. She can provide spot dating and assessments through to detailed analysis and publication reports, support with post-excavation management, and is experienced in the use of relational databases and GIS. Jane lectures in ceramics on the MA in Practical Archaeology run by The University of Birmingham.
Evans PhD FSA	Jerry	Dr	Freelance	email		67, Dovey Road, Mosely, Birmingham B13 9NT	Roman Pottery	Roman	North Britain	-	1999 The Iron Age and early Roman pottery, in Creighton, J., The Market Weighton Bypass, in Halkon, P., and Millett, M., (eds) Rural settlement and industry; studies in the Iron Age and Roman archaeology of lowland East Yorkshire, Yorks Arch Report No 4, 177 220, Leeds With P. Booth and J. Hiller 2001 Excavations in the Extramural Settlement of Roman Alchester, Oxfordshire, 1991, Oxford Archaeology monog No 1, Oxford 2002 Pottery from Catterick Bypass and Catterick 1972 (Sites 433 and 434) in Wilson, P.R., Cateractonium; Roman Catterick and its hinterland; excavations and research 1957-1997, CBA Res Rept 128, 250-351, York
Fairbairn	Andrew		University of Queensland, Australia	email	00 61 (0)7 33652780	Archaeology Program, School of Social Science, Michie Building, University of Queensland, QLD 4068, Australia	Archaeobotany	All	UK, Europe, SW Asia, Australasia	-	Fairbairn A. 2005. A history of agriculture at Çatalhöyük East, Turkey. World Archaeology 37, 197 – 210; Fairbairn A and Austin P. 2002. Archaeobotanical evidence. Oxoniensa 66, 325 – 33 (In A. Barber “A Romano-British settlement to the rear of Denchworth Rd, Wantage, Oxfordshire; evaluation and excavation in 1996-8”); Fairbairn A S (ed.). 2000. Plants in Neolithic Britain and beyond. Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers 5. Oxford: Oxbow	Though based in Australia I take consultancy work from around the world
Foreman	Martin Charles		Freelance	email	01482 355796	2 St George's Grove, St George's Road, Hull HU3 6EL	Bone/Antler Lead, Leather Stone, Fired clay/CBM	Medieval (AD 410-1500)	England	-	"M. Foreman 1991, Objects of Stone and Fired Clay; Lead; Jet, Shale and Amber; Bone and Antler; Masonry, in P. Armstrong, D. Tomlinson and D.H. Evans, Excavations at Lurk Lane Beverley, 1979-82, Sheffield Exc. Rep. 1 M. Foreman 1992, Stone objects; The Fired Clay, Jet and Amber (with D. Tweddle); Objects of Lead; Objects of Bone, Antler and Shell; The Leather (with D. Atkinson), in D.H Evans and D. Tomlinson, Excavations at 33-35 Eastgate Beverley, 1983-86, Sheffield Exc. Rep. 3 G. Drinkall and M. Foreman 1998, The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Castledyke South, Barton-on-Humber, Sheffield Exc. Rep. 6."	Also fishing weights (Steane and Foreman, 1998, 1991), Anglo-Saxon combs from Flixborough (in press), and full journal and monograph reports on Beverley Friary and Hull Citadel. Currently Asst. Keeper Archaeology for Hull Museums.
Fouracre	Lynne	Miss	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	Geoarchaeology. Soil cheimcal analysis. Micromorphology		AIfA		Fouracre, L 2007 “Soil Micromophology”, in Toolis, R and Sproat, D The transformation of an early post-medieval town into a major modern city: excavation and survey of the Waverley Vaults, New Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. Post-Medieval Archaeology 41/1,
Freeman	Catherine		freelance	email	01974 298846	Llygad yr Haul Llanddewi Brefi Tregaron CEREDIGION SY25 6RX	pottery	medieval and post-medieval	Wales, SW England, NE England	-	1988 'Medieval pottery from Tintagel; A Summary' in Thomas,C. ed, 'Tintagel Papers' Cornish Studies 16, 67-68. (as Cathy O'Mahoney) 1996 'Pottery' in Andrews, P. 'Excavations at Cosmeston Medieval Village, near Penarth, South Glamorgan, 1993' Archaeology in Wales, 18-25 2007 'Examining the fragments: Pot and Clay' in Austin, D, 'Acts of Perception: a Study of Barnard Castle in Teesdale.' English Heritage and Durham and Northumberland Architectural and Archaeological Society Research Report 6. 352-499
Fryer	Val		Freelance	email	O1508 521154	Church Farm, Sisland, Loddon, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14 6EF	Enviro. - principally plant remains and snails	All	All, but mainly Eastern England and the east Midlands	MIfA	Charred cereals and Other Remains in Niblett, R., Verulamium: Excavations within the Roman Town 1986 - 88. Britannia XXXVII, 173 - 180 Charred plant macrofossils and other remains in Bales, E., A Roman Maltings at Beck Row, Mildenhall, Suffolk. East Anglian Archaeology Occasional Paper 20, 49 - 54 Macrofossil and Biological remains in Shelley, A., Dragon Hall, King Street, Norwich: Excavation and Survey of a Late Medieval Merchant's Tarding Complex. East Anglian Archaeology 112, 170 - 173
Gidney	Louisa		Dept of Arch, Durham Uni and freelance	email 1, email 2	0191 334 1113	Department of Archaeology, Dawson Building, Science Site, South Road, Durham DH1 3LE	animal bones	late IA to post-med	England & Wales	-	Earliest Archaeological Evidence of the Ancon Mutation in Sheep Int. J. Osteoarchaeol 17: 318-21 (2007), The Animal Bones in A. Connor & R. Buckley Roman & Medieval Occupation in Causeway Lane, Leicester, Leics Archaeol Monograph 5, 1999: 310-329, Mammal Bone in CD Morris, CE Batey & DJ Rackham Excavation and Survey of a Norse Settlement NABO/Highland Archaeology Monograph 1 1995: 192-209
Giertz	Wolfram		Freelance	email	0049-2408-80242	Schmithofer Strasse 34, D-52076 Aachen, Germany	Pottery and ceramics	Late Antiquity to 19th century,	Rhine-Meuse region production sites (> NAA "Rheinland-Datenbank", Univ. of Bonn); NW-European distribution and trade	-	GIERTZ 1996 (1998) Middle Meuse valley ceramics of Huy-type: a preliminary analysis, in: Medieval Ceramics 20, 1996, 33-64. GIERTZ 2000 Wolfram Giertz, Reliefbandamphoren aus St. Quirin im Kontext karolingischer Keramik, in: Max Tauch (ed.), Quirinus von Neuss. Beiträge zur Heiligen-, Stifts- und Münstergeschichte, Köln 2000, 222-271 GIERTZ 2006b Wolfram Giertz, Foreign influx in the formation of the Rhenish Vorgebirge pottery industries. Danubian-type wasters from Walberberg, c. 500 A.D., in: La Céramique du Haut Moyen Age dans le nord-ouest de l´ Europe (Ve-Xe siècles). Actes du colloque de Caen. Bilan et perspectives dix ans après le colloque d´Outreau. Caen 2006, 289-314.	Ceramic Research: Rhenish Vorgebirge kiln-sites; Meuse/Huy-type wares; Langerwehe, Aachen and Raeren stonewares and earthenwares; floor-tiles; stove-tiles; Majolica .Late Antiquity to 19th century, esp. Carolingian and Late-Medieval/Early Modern pottery
Gilbert	David		JMHS and UCL	email	07977 615249	41 Angus Street, Cardiff CF24 3LX	Pottery Analysis	Sasanian & Islamic	Middle East, Central Asia and Spain (imports in other areas)	AIfA	The Islamic ceramics from Merv.7th to 14th century AD, UCL Press: London Puschnigg, G., Gilbert, D. and Vince, A. forthcoming The Ceramics from Merv Volume 1: The Archaemenid to late Sasanian ceramics from Merv c. 6th century BC to 7th century AD, UCL Press: London At least one ceramics report published in Iran, the journal of the British Institute of Persian Studies, each year from 1997 – 2003, with others forthcoming. Example: Gilbert, D. 2001 Medieval Ceramics, in The International Merv Project, preliminary report on the ninth season (2000) Herrmann, G., Kurbansakhatov, K. and Simpson, StJ. et al. Iran XXXIX, 42-47	Contributed to the various projects including: Jam, Merv , Tell Brak and the UNESCO Intangible Heritage Project – The Blue of Samarkand
Gilmore	Teresa		Finds Supervisor at Cotswold Archaeology	email	01285 772621	Cotswold Archaeology Building 11, Kemble Enterprise Park, Kemble, Cirencester GL7 6BQ	Human Bone - inhumations & Cremations	Prehistoric to Post-medieval	South West, Wales	AIfA	Gilmore, T. 2007 The Human Bone in Watts, M (ed) 2007 Two Cemeteries from Bristol’s Northern Suburbs. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report No. 4, pp25-2. Gilmore, T. 2006i Human Skeletal Remains in Barber, A, Cox, S. and Hancocks, A. 2006 A Late Iron Age and Roman Farmstead at RAF St Athan, Vale of Glamorgan. Evaluation and Excavation 2002-03. Archaeologia Cambrensis, 155, pp 103-104. Gilmore, T. 2006ii The Human Remains in Coleman, L, Hancocks, A & Watts, M. 2006. Excavations on the Wormington to Tirley Pipeline, 2000. Four sites by the Carrant Brook and River Isbourne Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. Cotswold Archaeology Monograph 3, Cirencester
Gibson	Alex		Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford	email		Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford, BD7 1DP	Neolithic and Bronze Age Pottery	Neolithic and Bronze Age	Great Britain	MIfA	Prehistoric Pottery in Britain and Ireland. Stroud: Tempus Publishing 2004 Prehistoric Pottery: People Pattern & Purpose. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports S1156. Archaeopress 2003 The Pottery in Simpson, DDA, Murphy, E.M. & Gregory, R.A. Excavations at Northton Isle of Harris. British Archaeological Reports 408, Oxford: Archaeopress, 2006
Gray MSc BA hons PGCE	Lisa		Freelance	email	01795 590603	Call for details	archaeobotany (including waterlogged and charred wood identification)	any	British - Most of my work has come from Southern England	AIfA	Brigham, T, and Woodger, A, 2001 Roman and medieval townhouses on the London Waterfront – excavations at governor’s House, City of London MoLAS Monograph 9 -Drummond-Murray, J, and Cowan, C, 2002 Settlement in Roman Southwark –archaeological excavations (1991-8) for the London Underground Limited Jubilee Line Extension Project MoLAS Monograph 12 -Stevens, S, 2006 ‘Excavations at the former site of Tribes Yard, Bersted St., Bognor Regis, West Sussex.’ Sussex Archaeological Collection vol. 144 pages 115 to 127	~ 6 years full time archaeobotanist for MoLAS/MoLSS, 5 years building up freelance archaeobotany business ~ experienced in writing assessment reports and analytical reports for publication ~ archaeobotanical training at UCL (1995-1996) from Gordon Hillman, Jon Hather and Anne Butler ~part-time student MA in Maritime Archaeology at UCL (2007-2009 - recipient of EH bursary) ~experienced teacher of children and adults (GTC member, part-time primary school supply teacher, Medway Children's University tutor, AMTeC co-op Ltd associate) ~ research interests include maritime environmental archaeology, northern European plant folklore and traditional herbalism, recovery and curation of ancient plant crafts, outreach
Grimm	Jessica		Wessex Archaeology	email	01722 326867	Portway House, Old Sarum Park, Salisbury, SP4 6EB	Zooarchaeologist	Holocene	Northwestern Europe	AIfA	Grimm, J.M. (2003): Untersuchungen an Tierknochen aus der jungbronzezeitlichen Flachsiedlung Rodenkirchen-Hahnenknooper Mühle, Ldkr. Wesermarsch. Mit einem Exkurs zu den Knochengeräten. Probleme der Küstenforschung im südlichen Nordseegebiet 28, 185-234, Oldenburg. Grimm, J.M. (in prep): Silence of the lambs: the keeping of animals and the use of animal products in medieval cities with special attention to the situation in Emden (Lower Saxony, Germany), PhD dissertation, University of Groningen (NL). Grimm, J.M. (in press): A dog’s life: Animal bone from a Romano-British ritual shaft at Springhead, Kent (UK). In: N. Benecke (ed.), Beiträge zur Archäozoologie und Prähistorischen Anthropologie VI, Langenweißbach.	Worked (also freelance) a few years in The Netherlands and Germany. I am a member of the International Council of Archaeozoology as well as of the Gesellschaft für Archäozoologie und Prähistorische Anthropologie
Gutierrez	Alejandra		Freelance	email			Pottery, roof furniture and small finds	Medieval and later (up to 20thC)	Pottery from Wessex and the West Country, including Bristol; imports from the Mediterranean (Spanish, Portuguese and Italian pottery)	-	Gutierrez, A, 2007 ‘Post-Roman pottery’, in C Gerrard with M Aston (eds) The Shapwick Project. A rural landscape explored, Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph 25, Leeds, 603–674 Gutierrez, A, 2003 ‘A shipwreck cargo of Sevillian pottery from the Studland Bay wreck, Dorset, UK’, The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 32.1, 24–41 Gutierrez, A, 2000 Mediterranean Pottery in Wessex Households (12th to 17th centuries), British Archaeological Reports 306	Honorary Research Fellow at the Department of Archaeology, Durham University
Haggarty	George		Research Associate National Museums Scotland	email	(07818030932	c/o National Museums Scotland Old Customs House Commercial Street Leith EH6 6LH	Ceramics	12th to 20th Centuries	Europe	-	Haggarty, G 1999 ‘The pottery from St Nicholas Farm, St Andrews’ in Hamilton, J and Toolis, R ‘Further excavations at the site of a medieval leper hospital at St Nicholas Farm, St Andrews’ Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal 5 (1999), 97-101. Haggarty, G 2006 ‘A gazetteer and summary of French pottery imported into Scotland c1150 to c1650 a ceramic contribution to Scotland’s economic history’. A CD Rom with Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal, 12 (2006). Haggarty, G 2006 ‘West Pans Potteries Resource Disk’ A CD Rom with The Northern Ceramic Society Journal 22 (2005-6).
Hall	Derek		34 Glenfarg Terrace, Perth, PH2 0AP	email	01738 622393	55 South Methven Street, Perth, PH1 5NX	Pottery and Ceramic building material	Medieval and Post Medieval	Scotland	MIFA	Hall, D W 1996 `Blind Date-Scottish medieval pottery industries' Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal Vol 2, 126-128 Hall, D W 1998 'The Scottish Medieval Pottery Industry-a pilot study' Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal Vol 4, 170-178 Hall, D W and Hunter, D 2001 ‘The Rescue Excavations of some Medieval Redware Pottery Kilns at Stenhousemuir, Falkirk between 1954 and 1978’ Med Archaeol 45, 97-168	Research interest in kilns and associated technology.
Hall	Mark	Dr	Freelance	email	1-510-526-5467	6826 Waldo Ave., El Cerrito, CA 94530 USA	archaeometallurgy; chemical analyses of glass and pottery	Bronze Age through Early Medieval	British Isles, Northeast Asia	-	"Ironworking from Some Early Medieval Irish Sites," Peritia, Vol. 9, 1995, pp. 221-233. (with Leonid Yablonsky) "Chemical Analyses of Sarmatian Glass Beads," Journal of Archaeological Science, Vol. 25, 1998, pp. 1239-1245. "Pottery Production during the Late Jomon Period: Insights from the Chemical Analyses of Kasori B Pottery," Journal of Archaeological Science, Vol. 31, 2004, pp. 1439-1450.	Doctoral Dissertation: Irish and Hiberno-Norse Ironworking. PhD awarded from the Department of Anthropology, University of California at Berkeley. Member of the Register of Professional Archaeologists (ID #15945)
Hama	Gail		Northern Archaeological Associates/freelance	email	07925521992	1, Baliol Street, Barnard Castle, DL12 8AF	Small finds	Anglo-Saxon to post-medieval	North East/East Anglia	AIfA	Drinkall, G and Foreman, M The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Castledyke South, Barton-upon-Humber, Sheffield Excavation Report 6, 1998; Drinkall, G "Objects of Copper Alloy" in K. Steedman, Excavations of a Saxon site at Riby Cross Roads, Lincolnshir, Arch J 151, 1994; Drinkall, G "The Finds" inD. H. Evans, Excavations and watching briefs on the site of the KnightsHospitaller's Preceptory, Beverley, 1991-1994, East Riding Archaeologist vol.9 1997
Hartley	Kay Hartley		Freelance	email	01132432076	2, Clarremond Ave., Leeds LZ3 1AT	Mortaria, notable stamped mortaria, early mortaria, mortaria linked with kilns or production centres	Roman	Roman Empire	-	Hartley, K.F. 1998 The incidence of stamped mortaria in the Roman Empire, with special reference to imports to Brirain, in Bird, J. (ed), Studies in Rome's material past in honour of B.R.Hartley, Oxbow Monograph 80, 199-217. Hartley, K.F. and Gurney, D. 1997. A mortarium kiln at Ellingham, Norfolk, E Anglian Archaeol Occ Pap 2. Hartley, K.F. And Tomber, Roberta, with a contribution on Wales by Webster, P. 2006, Journal of Roman Pottery Studies 13: A Mortarium Bibliography with reference toRoman Britain.
Hastie	Mhairi		CFA Archaeology Ltd	emailk	0131 273 4380	CFA Archaeology Ltd, Old Engine House, Eskmills Park, Musselburgh, East Lothian, EH21 7PQ	Archaeobotany (carbonised and waterlogged plant remains); Analysis of iron replaced wood; Sample Assessment	Prehistoric; medieval; Post-medieval	Scotland; Northern England	AIfA	Hastie M 2005 ‘The Carbonised Plant Remains’ in C Lowe, New light on Kelso Abbey: archaeological interventions on the Bridge Street Garage Site, 1996-8 Proc Soc Antiq Scot (2005), 135 Hastie, M 2006 ‘Plant Remains’ in P. Masser, Cramond Roman Fort: evidence from excavations at Cramond Kirk Hall, 1998 and 2001, Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 20, Chapter 7, p15-16. (www.sair.org.uk) Hastie, M (in press) ‘Analysis of the Iron-replaced wood from the Newbridge Cart Burial’ to form part of a report on the cart burial in PSAS	Can provide: * advice on on-site sampling strategies * bulk sample processing and sorting for both waterlogged and non-waterlogged material * detailed sample assessments with recommendations for full post-excavation analysis * full post-excavation analysis including sorting and identification of plant remains and reporting to publication level
Higbee	Lorrain		freelance	email	01823 400972	Somerset	faunal remains (mammals/birds)	all	SW and SE England	-	Higbee. L., 2007.' Mammal and Bird Bone', 64-67; 95; 101; 120-125 & 136 in Davenport, P., Poole, C. and Jordan, D., Archaeology in Bath: Excavations at the New Royal Baths (the Spa), and Bellott's Hospital 1998-1999. Oxford: Oxford Archaeology Mongraph 3. Higbee, L., 2006. ‘Faunal Remains from HAD IV’, 83-6 in Evans, C. and Hodder, I., The Haddenham Project II: Marshland Communities and Cultural Landscape. Cambrige: McDonald Institute Research Series. Higbee, L., 2006. ‘The Mammal and Bird Bone’, 72; 150-60; 198 and 206 in Garrow, D., Lucy, S. and Gibson, D., Excavations at Kilverstone, Norfolk: an Episodic Landscape History. East Anglian Archaeol. Rep. No. 113.	Member of the Professional Zooarchaeology Group and the Association of Environmental Archaeologists. Complete bibliography available on request.
Higgins MIFA	David	Dr	Freelance Consultant and Honourary Research Fellow at the University of Liverpool.	email	0151 637 2289	3 Clarendon Road, Wallasey, Merseyside, CH44 8EH	Clay Tobacco Pipes	Post medieval	Worldwide	MIfA	Higgins., D, A, 2006, ‘Pipe Clay Objects’ in A. Saunders (ed.), Excavations at Launceston Castle, Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph, 24, 381-416 (xviii + 490pp, 2 colour plates and 2 fold-outs). Higgins, D. A., 1999, ‘Little Tubes of Mighty Power: A Review of British Clay Tobacco Pipe Studies’ in G. Egan and R. L. Michael (eds.) Old and New Worlds, Oxbow Books, Oxford, 310-321. Higgins., D. A., 1997, ‘The identification, analysis and interpretation of tobacco pipes from wrecks’ in M. Redknap (ed.) Artefacts from Wrecks, Oxbow Monograph 84, Oxbow Books, Oxford, 129-36.	Dr David Higgins graduated with an honours degree in Archaeological Studies from the University of Leicester and has worked as a professional archaeologist since 1980. He worked with a Rescue Archaeology Unit in the early 1980s before running the archaeology programme at the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust for a number of years. During the 1990s he worked for the Field Archaeology Unit at the University of Liverpool, latterly as its director. In 1995 he became a Member of the Institute of Field Archaeologists, validated by Council in four different areas of competence (Archaeological Resource Management; Recording and Analysis of Buildings; Archaeological Field Practice; Finds and Environmental Study, Collections Research and Conservation). Since 1997 he has worked as a freelance consultant, specialising in the identification and analysis of clay tobacco pipes. Dr Higgins is an internationally recognised expert in this field, and regularly teaches and lectures on the subject, both in this country and abroad. His doctoral thesis, submitted to the University of Liverpool in 1987, was entitled ‘The Interpretation and Regional Study of Clay Tobacco Pipes: A Case Study of the Broseley District’. He prepares specialist reports for many of the large archaeological units as well as government bodies, such as English Heritage, and has published well over 200 papers on pipes in local, national and international journals. His particular research interest is in the identification of maker’s marks and he is compiling a national index of these, which already has some 25,000 entries from England in it. Dr Higgins is currently Chairman of the Society for Clay Pipe Research, a Trustee of the National Clay Tobacco Pipe Archive and a member of the Académie Internationale de le Pipe.
Hoffmann MA, Dr.Phil., PGCHE, AIFA, FSA	Birgitta	Dr	freelance	email	01625 526915	55 Broadwalk, Wilmslow, Cheshire, UK, SK9 5PL	Roman Vessel Glass,Glass Jewellery: Iron Age, Roman, early Medieval, Islamic, Early Modern, Clay pipes, Roman small finds, Amber	Predominately Roman, in some areas Iron Age to early Modern	UK, Germany, Benelux, Switzerland, North Africa	AIfA	B.Hoffmann, Vessel Glass and Faience, Glass Objects (with F. Cole), Beads (with F.Cole). in: D.J.Mattingly (ed), The archaeology of Fazzan. Vol. 2: Site Gazetteer, Pottery and Other Survey Finds. (Tripoli and London 2007) pp. 480-493 and 469-478. B.Hoffmann, Römisches Glas aus Baden-Württemberg. Archäologie und Geschichte. Freiburger Forschungen zum ersten Jahrtausend in Südwestdeutschland Band 11. (Stuttgart: Thorbecke 2002), B. Hoffmann, 'The Glass from Newstead and Vindolanda'. Annales du 15e congrès de l'Association Internationale pour l'Histoire du Verre. New York and Corning 2001 (2003).41-45.
Holmes	Matilda	Mrs	Freelance	email	07969738005	Leicestershire / Northamptonshire	Animal Bones	Prehistoric to Post Medieval	Any	AIfA	Thomas, DC, Deckers, K, Hald, MM, Holmes, M, Madella, M and White, K (2006) Environmental evidence from the Minaret of Jam archaeological project, Afghanistan. Iran XLIV Webley, L, Timby, J, Wilson, M (2007) Fairfield Park, Stotfold, Bedfordshire: Later prehistoric settlement in the Eastern Chilterns. Bedfordshire Archaeology Monograph 7. Oxford Archaeology Mattingly, DJ, Daniels, CM, Dore, JN, Edwards, D and Hawthorne, J (forthcoming). The archaeology of the Fazzan. Vol 4. Survey and excavations at Old Jarma (ancient Garama). Society for Libyan Studies / Department of Antiquities. London
Hopkins	David W.		Archaeological Project Services	email	01529 461499	The Old School, Cameron Street, Heckington, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 9RW	Illustration (finds and reconstructions)	N/A	N/A	-	Göransson, K. (2007) "The Transport Amphorae from Euesperides 400-250BC", Acta Archaeologica Lundensia, 25 (illustrations of 400+ amphorae) Allen, C. and Hopkins, D. (2000) "Bronze Age Accessory Cups from Lincolnshire", Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 66: 297-317 (maps and pot illustrations) Connor, A. and Buckley, R. (1999) Roman and Medieval Occupation in Causeway lane, Leicester, Leicester Archaeology Monograph, 5 (illustrations of pottery, finds and glass)	Member of the Assocation of Archaeological Illustrators and Surveyors	No
Ingrem	Claire		Freelance	email	01297 631959		Animal bones (including fish)	Palaeolithic to Post medieval	UK	AIfA	Ingrem C. 2006 The animal bone in M. Fulford, A. Clarke & H. Eckardt Life and Labour in Late Roman Silchester: Excavations in Insula IX since 1997. Brittainia Monograph Series No. 22 London: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies. Pp 167-184 Ingrem, C. 2005 The fish remains. In Sharples, N. A Norse Farmstead in the Outer Hebrides: Excavations at Mound 3, Bornais, South Uist. Oxford: Oxbow Books. Ingrem, C. 2004 The animal bone. In D. Miles, S. Palmer, G. Lock, C. Gosden & A. M. Cromarty (eds) Uffington White Horse and its Landscape: Investigations at White Horse Hill Uffington, 1989-95, and Tower Hill Ashbury, 1993-4. Thames Valley Landscapes Monograph 18, Oxford: Oxford Archaeology 191-195
Jefferies	Nigel		Museum of London Archaeology Service	email	0207 566 9323	Mortimer Wheeler House, 46 Eagle Wharf Road, London, N1 7ED	Ceramics	Medieval and Later	London and its Local environs	-	Jeffries, N 2004 ‘Historically visible but archaeologically invisible; the Huguenots in 17th century Spitalfields’, Medieval Ceramics 25, 54-64 Jeffries, N and Hicks, D 2004 Biographies of London life: The archaeology of Londoners and their things (1600-2000), Research Matters 3. Museum of London. Jeffries, N 2006 ‘The Metropolis Management Act and the archaeology of sanitary reform in the London Borough of Lambeth 1856-1886’, Post-Medieval Archaeology 40:2	Has over ten years experience in recording and publishing medieval and later ceramics with a particular interest and specialism in Georgian and Victorian ceramics and material culture
Jervis	Ben P		Southampton City Council/ University of Southampton	email	07834718097	Southampton City Museum, Tower House, Town Quay Road, Southampton, SO14 2NY	Saxon and Medeival pottery. Southern England – particulalry Sussex and Hampshire. Ceramic petrology.	Saxon-Post Medieval	Southern England	PIfA	Jervis, B, 2007, Late Saxon/Early Medieval Pottery in Allen, M, Prehistoric and Medieval Environment of Old Town, Eastbourne: Studies of Hillwash in the Bourne Valley, Star Brewery Site in Sussex Archaeological Collections 145 Jervis, B, Forthcoming, The Saxon Pottery in Thomas, G, Excavations at Bishopstone 2002-2005, CBA Research Report. Jervis, B, Forthcoming: Late Saxon Handled Ceramic Vessels from Southern England, Medieval Archaeology.	Currently studying for PhD studying pottery use in Medieval Southampton. Drafts of the forthcoming publications are available.
Johnson	Melanie	Dr	CFA Archaeology Ltd	email	0131 273 4380	: The Old Engine House, Eskmills Park, Musselburgh, East Lothian EH21 7PQ	Prehistoric pottery	All periods, with particular emphasis on Bronze Age and Iron Age	Scotland, with particular emphasis on western Scotland	AIfA	Johnson, M 2006 ‘Pottery’ (Neolithic and Later) in Simpson, DDA, Murphy, EM & Gregory, R Excavations at Northton, Isle of Harris. Excavations at the Important Prehistoric Settlement with Artefacts and Structures Dating from the Late Mesolithic through to the Later Iron Age. BAR 408, Oxford. Johnson, M 2004 ‘Prehistoric pottery’ in Rees, AR ‘The excavation of prehistoric and medieval features at Inchture, Perth and Kinross’ T/ayside and Fife archaeological Journal, 10, 84-93. Johnson, M 1999 ‘Prehistoric Pottery’ in Speak, S & Burgess, C ‘Meldon Bridge: a centre of the third millennium BC in Peeblesshire’ Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland/ 129, 1-118.
Jones	Jennifer		Archaeological Services Durham University	email	0191 334 1139	Dept of Archaeology, Durham University, South Road, Durham DH1 3LE	Conservation; EDXRF analysis; materials identification; freeze drying; X-radiography	All	UK	-	Deconstruction and Conservation of Roman Armour from the Millenium Excavations, Carlisle, English Heritage Centre for Archaeology report series 50/2005 Analysis of Glass Vessel, in Excavations at Tintagel Castle, Cornwall, 1990-99, RC Barrowman, CE Batey & CD Morris, Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries, 74, London 2007 Examination and analysis of gold foil from Wearmouth, in Wearmouth and Jarrow Monastic Sites, RJ Cramp, English Heritage 2006
Kent	Oliver	Dr	Freelance	email		6 Bayswater Avenue, Westbury Park, Bristol BS6 7NS	Pottery identification and recording. Kilns. Making and firing technology. Experimental archaeology	Potter : Medieval and Post-Medieval. Manufacturing, prehistoric to modern	Primarily South West, and South Wales	-	2007 ‘The Account Book of Thomas and George Penny, Kiln Builders of Bristol 1882 –1923,’ Bristol and Avon Archaeology, 21, (2006), 85-89. 2000/2001, 'Ceramic Finds from Archaeological Excavations at Glastonbury Abbey, 1901- 1979.’ Somerset Archaeology and Natural History, 140, (1996), 73-104; 141, (1997), 221-231. 2000, D. Dawson and O. Kent, ‘Reduction fired low-temperature ceramics’ Post-Medieval Archaeology, 33 (1999), 164-178.	Recommended specialist in Experimental Firing in Katherine Barclay, Scientific Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics. A Handbook of Resources. English Heritage. 2001
Kershaw	Jane	Ms	Oxford University, Institute of Archaeology	email	07765 721 231	33B Walton Crescent, Oxford, OX1 2JQ	Metalwork and small finds	Anglo Saxon, Viking age, Medieval	Uk and Scandanavia	-	2008. 'The distribution of the 'Winchester' style in Late Saxon England: metalwork finds from the Danelaw', Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History, vol. 15, 254-69 Forthcoming, 2009. 'A rare die from Swinhope, Lincolnshire', Medieval Archaeology
Kitch	Jennifer		Archaeological Project Services	email	01529 461618	The Old School, Cameron Street, Heckington, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 9RW	Osteoarchaeology (Human and Faunal Remains)	N/A	N/A	AIfA	"Kitch, J. (2005) The Human Bone and The Animal Bone, in Romano-British Life in North Nottinghamshire: Evidence from Raymoth Lane, Worksop, Thoroton Society" Kitch, J. (2006) "The Animal Bone" in Archaeological Investigation along the Route of the Weston Bypass (WBP 01), Archaeological Project Services: unpublished excavation report no. 145/06 Kitch, J. & Hamilton, J. (In Press) CTRL Phase 1, The Animal Bone Route Wide Report	Member of the International Council for ArchaeoZoology and the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology
Lamdin-Whymark	Hugo		Freelance	email	07740 648774	11 Sunningwell Road, Oxford. OX1 4SZ	Lithic Analysis	British Late Upper Palaeolithic to Late Bronze Age and the post-medieval gun-flint manufacture	Southern and Central Britain	MIfA	Lamdin-Whymark, H, Brady, K and Smith, A, forthcoming, Excavation of a Neolithic to Iron Age landscape at Horcott Pit, Gloucestershire, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Allen, T G, Barclay, A and Lamdin-Whymark, H, 2004 Opening the wood, making the land: the study of a Neolithic landscape in the Dorney area of the Middle Thames Valley, in Towards a New Stone Age: aspects of the Neolithic in south-east England (eds. J Cotton and D Field) CBA Research Report 137, 82-98 Lamdin-Whymark, H, 2001 Neolithic activity on the floodplain of the river Thames at Dorney, Lithics 22, 22-37	Over the past decade I have analysed in excess of 100,000 flints for numerous commercial and academic institutions. For more information visit my website: www.flintwork.co.uk
Leivers	Matt		Wessex Archaeology	email	01722 326867	Portway House, Old Sarum Park, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 6EB	Ceramics and Lithics	Ceramics: Early Neolithic - Early Iron Age; Lithics: Late Upper Palaeolithic - Early Iron Age	Britain	AIfA	Powell, A. B. and Leivers, M. (in press) ‘Mesolithic and Neolithic Riverside Activity at Addington Street, London’. Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society Allen, M. J. and Leivers, M. (in press) ‘Neolithic Causewayed Enclosures and Later Prehistoric Farming: Duality, Imposition and the Role of Predecessors at Kingsborough, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, UK’. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society. Leivers, M., Chisham, C., Knight, S. and Stevens, C. (in press) ‘Excavations At Ham Hill Quarry, Hamdon Hill, Montacute, Somerset 2002’. Proceedings of the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society. Leivers, M., Chisham, C. and Harding, P. (forthcoming) ‘Excavations at Tank Hill Road, Purfleet, Essex, 2002’. Essex Archaeology. Leivers, M. (in press) ‘Late Mesolithic Activity at Sticklepath Hill, Barnstaple’. Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society. Leivers, M. (2006) ‘Worked Flint’. In: M. G. Fulford, A. B. Powell, R. Entwistle and F. Raymond Iron Age and Romano-British Settlements and Landscapes of Salisbury Plain, 130-5. Salisbury: Wessex Archaeology and University of Reading [=Wessex Archaeology Report 20].
MacSween	Ann	Dr	freelance	email	0131 229 3734.	6 Ettrick Grove, Edinburgh EH10 5AW	Ceramics	Prehistoric and early historic	Scotland	MIfA	MacSween, A 2005 ‘Pottery’, in Toolis, R 2005 ‘Bronze Age pastoral practices in the Clyde Valley: excavations at West Acres, Newton Mearns’, Proc Soc Antiq Scot 135, 479-83. MacSween, A 2006 ‘Pottery’, in Armit, I, Anatomy of an Iron Age Roundhouse, Edinburgh (Society of Antiquaries of Scotland), 88-131. MacSween, A 2007 ‘The Meldon Bridge Period: The Pottery from South and East Scotland Twenty Years On’, in Burgess, C, Topping, P & Lynch, F Beyond Stonehenge: Essays on the Bronze Age in Honour of Colin Burgess, Oxford (Oxbow Books), 367-376.
Madgwick	Richard		Cardiff University	email	(029) 20879049	Cardiff School of History & Archaeology Cardiff University Humanities Building Colum Drive Cardiff CF10 3EU	Zooarchaeology	Bronze Age/Iron Age	Britain	Student	Madgwick, R. in press. Patterns in the modification of animal and human bones in Iron Age Wessex: revisiting the excarnation debate. In O.P. Davis, N.M. Sharples & K.E. Waddington (eds.) Changing perspectives on the first millennium BC. Oxford: Oxbow Books. Madgwick, R. in press. Bone Modification and the Conceptual Relationship between Humans and Animals in Iron Age Wessex. In M. Maltby & J. Morris (eds.) Social Environmental Archaeology; integrated studies of ritual. Oxford: B.A.R. Madgwick, R. 2007. Animal Bone from Llanmaes: Assessment. Unpublished C.O.R.G report.
Maltbu	Mark		Bournemouth University	email	01202 965159	School Of Conservation Sciences, Talbot Campus, Bournemouth University	animal bones; bone tools	Neolithic and later	Britain and Continental Europe	MIfA	2002 Faunal remains (AES 76-7). In P. Booth and J. Evans, Roman Alcester: Northern Extramural Area: 1969-1988 Excavations. London: CBA Research Report 127: 265-90. 2006 Salt and animal products: linking production and use in Iron Age Britain. In M. Maltby (ed.) Integrating Zooarchaeology. Oxford: Oxbow: 119-24. 2007 Chop and change; specialist cattle carcass processing in Roman Britain. In B. Croxford, N. Ray, R. Roth and N. White (eds.)TRAC 2006: Proceedings of the 16th Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference. Oxford: Oxbow 59-76.	Reader in Archaeology Substantial experience in analysis of animal bones from Britain and also worked on material from France, Russia and Poland
McComish	Jane		York Archaeological Trust	email	01904 663017	York Archaeological Trust 47, Aldwark, York YO1 7BX	Ceramic Building Material	Roman and Medieval	York and hinterland	-	Lilley, J.M. (Maiden name) 1988. ‘The Tile’, in P. A. Yeoman, ‘Excavations of an Early Post-Medieval Kiln at Temple Street, Brill, 1983’, Records of Buckinghamshire, 30, 144-152 McComish, J.M., 2003. ‘Ceramic Building Material’, in N. Macnab, ‘41-49 Walmgate, York, UK’, The Archaeology of York, Web Series no 1, http://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk McComish, J.M., 2003. ‘Ceramic Building Material’, in B. Reeves, ’62-68 Low Petergate, York, Report on an Archaeological Evaluation’, York Archaeological Trust Field Report 2003, no 10 (grey literature report).
McSloy	Ed		Finds Officer at Cotswold Archaeolgy	email	01285 772618	Cotswold Archaeology, Building 11, Kemble Enterprise Park, Kemble, Cirencester GL7 6BQ	Pottery and small finds	all periods	West/South-west (Glos./Bristol/Wilts/Oxon.) South Midlands (Northants/Cambs/Beds/Bucks)	MIfA	McSloy , E.R. 2006i 'The Pottery', 37-57 in Coleman, L., Hancocks, A. and Watts, M. 2006 'Excavations on the Wormington to Tirley Pipeline, 2000', Cotswold Archaeology Monog. 3. M. McSloy , E.R. 2006ii 'Pottery', in Young, R. and Hancocks, A. 2006 'Early Bronze Age ring ditches and Romano-British agriculture at Showell farm, Chippenham. Excavations in 1999' Wilts Archaeol. Hist. Mag. 99, 23-33. McSloy, E.R. 2007 'The Finds', 28-36, in Evans, D., Holbrook, N. and E.R. McSloy 2006 'A Later Iron Age Cemetery and Roman Settlement at Henbury School, Bristol: Excavations in 2004' Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report 4
Mills	Coralie	Dr	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	Dendrochronology and woodland history. Palynology. Scottish landscape history.	Holocene	UK	MIfA	Mills, C M Crone, A Edwards, K J & Whittington, G 1994 `The excavation and environmental investigation of a sub-peat stone bank near Loch Portain, North Uist, Outer Hebrides' PSAS 124, 155-171. Mills, C, Smith, M & Tipping, R 1998 'Vegetation', in McCullagh, R & Tipping, R (eds) The Lairg Project 1988-1996: The evolution of an archaeological landscape in Northern Scotland. Edinburgh: STAR, 10-11. Mills, C M & Coles, G (eds) 1998 On the edge: human settlement and marginality. Oxbow Monograph 100. Oxford: Oxbow Books (AEA Symposia 13). Mills, C & Crone, A 1998 'Tree-ring evidence for the historic timber trade and woodland exploitation in Scotland', in Stravinskiene, V& Juknys, R (eds) Dendrochronology and environmental trends: Proceedings of the International Eurodendro-98 Conference Lithuania, 46-55. Mills, C M 2000 ‘Dendrochronology of oak timbers from historic buildings in St Andrews, Fife’, TAFAJ 6, 200-210. Haselgrove, C & McCullagh, R with Lowther P & Mills, C 2000 An Iron Age coastal community in East Lothian: the excavation of two later prehistoric enclosure complexes at Fishers Road, Port Seton, 1994-5. STAR Monograph 6. Mills, C M 2002 ‘The Granary, Elie Harbour, Fife: a contribution to the development of dendrochronology in Scotland’, TAFAJ 8, 190-8. Crone, A & Mills, C M 2002 ‘Seeing the wood and the trees; dendrochronological studies in Scotland’, Antiquity 76, 788-94. Crone, A & Mills, C M 2003 ‘Dendrochronologically dated buildings from Scotland’, Vernacular Architecture 34, 84-89. Mills, CM, Armit, I, Edwards, K J, Grinter, P & Mulder, Y 2004 ‘Neolithic land-use and environmental degradation: a study from the Western Isles of Scotland’, Antiquity 78, 886-895.
Mepham	Lorraine		Wessex Archaeology	email	01722 326867	Portway House, Old Sarum Park, Salisbury SP4 6EB	pottery, glass, glass	Pottery (prehistoric; post-Roman (to post-med)) Post Roman (Glass); All Periods (Fired Clay)	S England (Pottery); England (Glass and Fired Clay)	MIfA	Mepham, L., 2000, ‘Pottery’ in C.J. Young, Excavations at Carisbrooke Castle, Isle of Wight, 1921-1996, Wessex Archaeol. Rep. 18, 98-131; Mepham, L., 1997, ‘Pottery’ [The Late Iron Age religious site]; ‘Pottery’ [The Romano-British cemetery] in Fitzpatrick, A.P. and Powell, A., Archaeological Excavations on the Route of the A27 Westhampnett Bypass, West Sussex, 1992. Volume 2: The Cemeteries, Wessex Archaeol. Rep. 12, 114-38 ; 257-63; Barclay, A., Booth, P., Edwards, E., Mepham, L. and Morris, E.L., forthcoming, Ceramics from Section 1 of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, CTRL Specialist Report, in ADS 2007 Mepham, L., 2003, ‘Glass vessels’; in McKinley, J.I., ‘The Early Saxon Cemetery at Park Lane, Croydon’, SyAC 90, 90; Laidlaw, M. and Mepham, L., 2003, ‘Glass’ in Cooke, N., ‘Excavations at Creedy’s Yard, Highbridge Wharf, Greenwich, 1997’, LAMAS 53, 69-70; Mepham, L., 2005, ‘Glass flasks/bottles’ in Gardiner, J. (ed.), Before the Mast: Life and Death Aboard the Mary Rose (The Archaeology of the Mary Rose Volume 4),462-3 Mepham, L., 1993, ‘Ceramic objects’; ‘Ceramic building material, daub and fired clay’ in Graham, A.H. and Davies, S.M., Excavations in Trowbridge, Wiltshire 1977 and 1986-1988, Wessex Archaeol. Rep. 2, Salisbury, 114-6; 116-7; Mepham, L., 2007, ‘Metalworking debris’ [prehistoric] in Timby, J., Brown, R., Biddulph, E., Hardy, A. and Powell, A., A slice of rural Essex: archaeological discoveries from the A120 between Stansted Airport and Braintree, OWA Monog. 1, 44 (plus ‘Fired clay’, ‘Metalworking moulds’ on CD-Rom)
Mills	J. M.		Freelance	email	01460541886	1, Prospect Place, Dark Lane, Searington St Mary, Ilminster, Somerset TA19 OQW	Samian	Early Roman	Britain	AIfA	Wilcote Vol.III BAR Fenchurch Street ( Wessex forthcoming) Kirkham Fort, Lancs Brdoswold Plainwares in Wilmott Shepton Mallet forthcoming in Leach p. Springhead, kurt in prep (Wessex/ Oxford CTRL) Asthall in Booth P,
Mills	Phil	Dr	Freelance	email	07720889002	28, Park road, Anstey, Leicester LE7 7AX	CBM ; Roman Pottery	CBM: Roman, Medeival and Post Medeival; Pottery Roman	CBM UK, Syria, Bulgaria, Lebanon, North Africa; Pottery North England, Syria	MIfA	Mills, P.J.E. 2006 The Ancient mediterrenian trade in CBM. Unpublished Phd Thesis, University of Leicester. Mills P.J.E. in Prep The Iron Age and Roman Pottery from Hayton, East Yorks, with contributions by Evans, J., Hartley, K., and Willis, S. Mills P.J.E. Unpublished The Ceramic Building Material from One Trinity, Newcastle, Unpublished report for Tyne and Wear Museum Services.	Chair of IFA Finds group 2007 +; Secretary of study Group for Roman Pottery 2006+; Virtual Secretary of Achaeological Ceramic Building Materials Group 2004+; Memebr of Roman Finds Group, Medeival Pottery Research Group; Finds Research group 700-1200AD, The British Brick Society; Tile and Architectual Ceramics Society, CBRL Honorary Visiting Fellow, University of Leicester
Monckton	Angela		Member	email		University of Leicester Archaeological Services, University Road, Leicester, LE1 7RH.	Archaeobotany; Environmental Sampling and co-ordination	Late Glacial to Post Medieval	Midlands of England	MIfA	Monckton A. M. 1999. Plant Macrofossils, in Connor and Buckley, Occupaton at Causeway Lane Leicester. Leicester Monograph 1999. Monckton A. M. 2006 Environmental Archaeology in the East Midlands in Cooper N (Ed) East Midlands Archaeological Resource Frameworks Ch 11. University of Leicester 2006 Monckton A. M. 1995 Environmental Archaeology in Leicestershire. Transactions of the Leicester Archaeological and Historical Society, 1995
Monteil	Gwladys	Dr	Cambridge Archaeological Unit and Freelance	email	01946 466 380	21 Wilberforce Road, Wisbech, PE13 2EX	Samian Ware and Roman pottery	Roman	Britain in particular London and East Anglia. Gaul	-	Monteil, G. 2005 Samian Ware in Roman London. PhD thesis, University of London. Monteil, G. 2005 ‘The Roman pottery’. In Mortimer, R.; Regan, R. and Lucy, S. The Saxon and Medieval Settlement at West Fen Road, Ely: The Ashwell Site, EAA monograph. Monteil, G. 2004 ‘Roman Pottery’. In Alexander, M., Dodwell N. and Evans C. A Roman Cemetery in Jesus Lane, Cambridge. Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society XCIII, 67-94.
Mould	Quita		Freelance finds specialist and director of Barbican Research Associates	email	01366 328910	Eastmoor Manor, Eastmoor Road, Eastmoor, King’s Lynn, Norfolk PE33 9PZ	Leather and metalwork	Leather all periods, metalwork Roman, medieval and post-medieval	countrywide	-	Mould, Q, Carlisle, I, and Cameron, E, 2003, Craft, Industry and Everyday Life: Leather and Leatherworking in Anglo-Scandinavian and Medieval York. The Archaeology of York The Small Finds 17/16 Fell, V, Mould, Q and White, R 2006, Guidelines on the X-radiography of Archaeological Metalwork. Swindon: English Heritage Mould, Q, 2006, ‘The metal finds’ and with A Vince, ‘Introduction to the finds’ in Saunders, A, Excavations at Launceston Castle, Cornwall, Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph 24, 301-339 and 261-8 respectively
Nasanen	Liisa	Miss	AOC Archaeology group	email	0131 4403593	Edgefield Industrial estate, Edgefield road, LOANHEAD, Midlothian, EH20 9SY	Conservation of Artefacts - archaeological, historical, ethnographic, etc. Analytical techniques: SEM, HPLC, FTIR, microscopy etc, Wood, leather and fibre identification, disaster planning, conservation management planning		UK	-
Nicholson	Rebecca	Dr	Oxford Archaeology	email	01865 263824	Janus House, Osney Mead, Oxford. OX2 0ES	Animal bone, especially fish remains	Any	UK and North Atlantic	MIfA	R.A. Nicholson (2006) Fish Remains, pp. 353-369 in K. Parfitt, B. Corke and J. Cotter "Townwall Street, Dover, Excavations 1996." The Archaeology of Canterbury New Series Vol III. Nicholson, RA. 2005 New evidence for the earliest records of the house mouse Mus domesticus and the field mouse Apodemus sylvaticus in Shetland. Environmental Archaeology, the journal of human palaeoecology 10(2). Oxbow Books: Oxford. Nicholson, RA. 2004 The fish remains, in Excavations at Nos. 30-38 St. Thomas Street and No. 60 Redcliff Street, Bristol, 2000 (R. Jackson) Bristol and Avon Archaeology 19, pp. 47-50.	undertakes some non-OA specialist work
Ottoway	Patrick		PJO Archaeology	email	office 01904 567372 mobile 07920 282590	5 Sandringham Street, York, YO10 4BA	Ironwork	Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Medieval, Post-medieval	Britain and northern Europe	MIfA	Ottaway, P., 1992. Anglo-Scandinavian Ironwork from 16-22 Coppergate, Archaeol. of York 17/6 Ottaway, P. and Rogers, N., 2002. Craft, Industry and Everyday Life: Finds from Medieval York, Archaeol. of York 17/15 Ottaway, P., 2005. ‘Ribe ironwork’, in M. Bencard, A. Kann Rasmussen and H. Brinch Madsen (eds), Ribe Excavations 1970-76, Vol. 5 (Moesgard), 103-72
Peachy	Andrew		Archaeological Solutions	email	0771 316 0310	6 Riverside, Hertford, Herts, SG14 1QE	Pottery & Ceramic Building Materials	Prehistoric to Roman	predominantly East Anglia	AIfA	‘The pottery from Fosters End, Blackborough End, East Winch, Norfolk’in A Roman industrial complex at East Winch, Norfolk (in prep. for East Anglian Archaeology Monograph series). ‘The prehistoric pottery’ and ‘The Roman pottery’ in A late Iron Age and Romano-British farmstead at Cedars Park, Stowmarket, Suffolk (East Anglian Archaeology Monograph, forthcoming). ‘The Roman pottery from Pierrefitte Way, Braintree, Essex’ in Excavations at Pierrefitte Way, Braintree, Essex (in prep. for Essex Archaeology and History).	Will consider pottery and CBM assemblages outsourced from other archaeological units/projects on a case-by-case basis.
Quinn	Patrick Sean	Dt	Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield	email	0114 222 2949	Northgate House, West Street, Sheffield. S1 4ET	Ceramic petrography, thin section analysis of stone and other cultural materials, analysis of microfossils in archaeology	All periods	All geographic areas	-	Quinn, P. S. and Day, P. M. 2007a. Calcareous microfossils in Bronze Age Aegean Ceramics: Illuminating Technology and Provenance. Archaeometry 49 (3) in press. Quinn, P. S. and Day, P. M. 2007b. Ceramic Micropalaeontology: The Analysis of Microfossils in Ancient Ceramics. Journal of Micropalaeontology 26 (2) in press. Hein, A., Day, P. M., Quinn, P. S. and Kilikoglou, V. 2004. The geochemical diversity of Neogene clay deposits and its implications for provenance studies of Minoan pottery, Archaeometry 46 (3): 357–384.
Richardson	Beth		Museum of London Archaeological Services (MoLAS) (part-time). Can also do freelance work.	email 1 email 2	01727 869897	44 Blandford Road, St Albans, Herts, AL1 4JR	Roman pottery	Roman	London and the South-east	-	Richardson, B, and Tyers, P A, 1984 North Gaulish pottery in Britain, Britannia 15, 133–41 Davies, B J, Richardson, B, and Tomber, R S, 1994 The archaeology of Roman London: Vol 5, A dated corpus of early Roman pottery from the City of London, CBA Res Rep 98, London ‘The Roman Pottery’ in Dunwoodie, L, 2004 Pre-Boudican and later activity on the site of the forum: excavations at 168 Fenchurch Street, City of London, MoLAS Archaeol Stud Ser 13, London
Rogers	Nicola		York Archaeological Trust	email	01904 663033	York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research Limited 47 Aldwark, York YO1 7BX	small finds	Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Medieval	primarily - but not exclusively - northern England	MIfA	(1) Nicola S.H. Rogers (1993) Anglian and Other Finds from Fishergate. The Archaeology of York 17/9 (2) A.J.Mainman, N.S.H.Rogers (2000) Craft, Industry and Everyday Life: Anglo-Scandinavian Finds. The Archaeology of York 17/14 (3)P.J.Ottaway, N.S.H.Rogers (2002)Craft,Industry and Everyday Life: Medieval Finds. The Archaeology of York 17/15
Sage	Andrew		Freelance	email	07881 943362	23 Mill Plat Avenue, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 6RD	Ceramics.	Medieval and Post-Medieval	North-east England; Northumberland, Tyne and Wear and Durham.	AIfA	The Medieval pottery from archaeological excavations at Tuthill Stairs, Newcastle upon Tyne (NTS04/NTS05) Archive report for Tyne and Wear Museums Archaeology Dept. An Assessment of the medieval pottery from archaeological excavations at Fox Coverts, Dinnington, Northumberland (FC05) Assessment report Tyne and Wear Museums Archaeology Dept. The Medieval Pottery from the Castle, Newcastle upon Tyne Publication report for Newcastle City Council Co-author with J. Vaughan	I was funded by English Heritage for 12 months as a trainee specialist as part of the Newcastle Castle post-ex project during 2004. I am also assistant secretary for the Medieval Pottery Research Group.
Sealey FSA	Paul R.	Dr	freelance	email	01206-576575	59 Maidenburgh Street, Colchester, Essex CO1 1UB	pottery, amphoras, fired clay artefacts, metalwork, brick and tile	prehistoric (metal work, fired clay artefacts); Roman (amphoras, Fired clay artefacts, brick and tile)	eastern England from Norfolk to Essex, taking in Herts and Bucks (pottery, fired clay, metal work, brick and tile); national (amphoras)	-	Sealey, P.R., 1985. Amphoras from the 1970 Excavations at Colchester Sheepen (British Archaeological Reports, British Series 142) (Oxford) B Sealey, P.R., 1999. ‘Finds from the cauldron pit. The spouted strainer bowls’, in N.R. Brown, The Archaeology of Ardleigh, Essex: Excavations 1955-1980 (East Anglian Archaeology Report 90) (Chelmsford), 117-24 Sealey, P.R., 2006. ‘Two new decorated Iron Age mirror finds from Essex’, in P.J. Ottaway, (ed.), A Victory Celebration: Papers on the Archaeology of Colchester and Late Iron Age-Roman Britain Presented to Philip Crummy (Colchester), 11-18 Sealey, P.R., 2007. A Late Iron Age Warrior Burial from Kelvedon, Essex (East Anglian Archaeology Report 118) (Colchester) & many others
Shaffrey	Ruth	Dr	Oxford Archaeology	email	0118 9415122	Oxford Archaeology, Janus House, Osney Mead Industrial Estate, Oxford, OX2 2ES	Worked stone of all types but in particular portable artefacts such as querns	All periods	Mainly central, south and south east England	MIfA	Shaffrey, R. 2006: Grinding and Milling. Romano-British Rotary Querns made from Old Red Sandstone. BAR British Series. Booth, P., Cool, H., Keys, L., Northover, P. and Shaffrey, R., 2007: Small Finds from Thurnham Roman Villa, CTRL Specialist Report Series, Archaeology Data Service (web address) Shaffrey, R. In prep: The Worked Stone in C. Howard-Davis (Ed) 'The Carlisle Millennium Project: Excavations in the Roman fort and medieval castle at Carlisle, 1998-2001'. Volume Two.
Smith	Catherine		SUAT Ltd	email	01738 622393	55 South Methven Street, Perth, PH1 5NX, Scotland	Mammal and Bird bone	All (Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman, medieval, post-medieval)	Scottish mainland & islands; Northern England	-	Smith, C (1998) 'Dogs, cats and horses in the Scottish medieval town' Proc Soc Antiq Scot 128 (1998), 859-885 Smith, C (2000) 'A grumphie in the sty: an archaeological view of pigs in Scotland, from their earliest domestication to the agricultural revolution' Proc Soc Antiq Scot 130 (2000), 705-724 Smith, C (2000) 'The animal bone' in D R Perry Castle Park, Dunbar. Two thousand years on a fortified headland. Soc Antiq Scot Monogr 16, 195-279
Starley	David	Dr	Royal Armouries	email	0113 220 1919	75 Albert Rd. Saltaire Shipley W.Yorks BD18 4NS	Scientific investigation of ferrous artefacts and arms and armour in all materials. Industrial debris identification, Finds X-radiography, XRF analysis, metallography (optical microscopy of metal samples)	Iron Age to contemporary	All	AIfA	Starley, D. (2005) Metallic Surface Coatings on Arms and Armour: The role of X-ray fluorescence analysis Arms and Armour Vol. 2, No.2, 199-207. Starley, D. (2005) What's the Point? A Metallurgical Insight into Medieval Arrows. In R Bork ed., De Re Metallica, The Uses of Metal in the Middle Ages. AVISTA Studies in the History of Medieval Technology, Science and Art Vol 4, Ashgate, Aldershot 207-218. Starley, D. & Cahill, F. (2007) Chapter 28. X-radiographic Examination of a Historic Mannequin on Display in Edinburgh Castle. In: O'Connor, S and Brooks, M., (ed), X-radiography of Textiles, Dress and Related Objects Elsevier, Oxford 319-324.	Arms and armour investigation carried out in close association with other subject specialist within the Royal Armouries Museum.
Taylor	Gary		Archaeological Project Services	email	01529 461618	The Old School, Cameron Street, Heckington, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 9RW	Clay pipes bronze casting mould	Clay Pipes: Post Medeival; Bronze casting Mould: Med- early post Med	Clay Pipes: Central and Eastern England; Bronze casting Mould: all of Britain	-r	Taylor, G. (2002) 'The clay pipe from Pescod Square', in G. Davies, An Archaeological Field Evaluation (Trial Trenching) of land at Pescod Square, Boston, Lincolnshire. ARCUS Project Report 270c.1 Taylor, G. "An early reference to Tobacco Pipes at Stamford, Lincolnshire, Society for Clay Pipe Research Newsletter 56 Taylor, G. (2002) 'The clay pipe and other finds from Cowpen Bewley (Middlesborough) to Warden Law (Sunderland) gas pipeline', for Pre Construct Archaeology Taylor, G. (1997) "Medieval bronzefounding at Deansway, Worcester", Historical Metallurgy 30.2 Taylor, G. (2004) "Bronzeworking moulds", in H. Dalwood and R. Edwards, Excavations at Deansway, Worcester 1988-89:Romano-British small town to late medieval city, CBA Res Rep 139 Taylor, G. (1997) 'The casting mould', in N. Herbert, Archaeological Evaluation of land at 51 Wide Bargate, Boston, Lincolnshire (BWB97), APS report Member of Society for Clay Pipe Research since 2000	Member of Society for Clay Pipe Research since 2000
Thomas	Mike Seager		Freelance	email	01273 478334	Lower Ground, 12 St Nicholas Lane, Lewes, Sussex, BN7 2JY	Pottery and stone	Neolithic–Iron Age	Southeast England (Greater London, Kent, Sussex, Surrey and East Hampshire) and northern Puglia, Italy	-	1999. Stone finds in context. A contribution to the study of Late Prehistoric artefact assemblages. Sussex Archaeol Coll 137, 39–48. 2006. The pottery, in T. Carew, B. Bishop, F. Meddens & V. Ridgeway, Unlocking the Landscape: Archaeological Excavations at Ashford Prison, Middlesex, London, Pre-Construct Archaeology Monograph 5, 22–4, 34, 56–8 & appendix.1. 2006. The pottery, in K. Hülka, Bronze Age occupation of Newbury Park: further evidence of prehistoric Redbridge. London Archaeologist 11, 105–7.	Mike is an Honorary Research Fellow of the Institute of Archaeology, UCL. He has produced pottery reports for Archaeology South-East (under its previous management), MoLAS, Oxford Archaeology, Northamptonshire Archaeology and Pre-Construct Archaeology (London), and stone reports for Archaeology South East and RPS Clouston. He is also a practicing field archaeologist.
Timby BA PHD FSA	Jane	Dr	Freelance	email	01453 882851	Sister Mary’s Cottage, High Street, Chalford, Stroud, Glos GL6 8DH	pottery; post excavation management	Later prehistoric, Roman, Saxon	Central and southern Britain	MIfA	Timby, J, 1988, The Middle Saxon Pottery, in P. Andrews (ed) Southampton Finds, volume 1: The Coins and Pottery from Hamwic, Southampton City Museums, Southampton, 73-124, MF 1-4 Timby, J, 2000, The Pottery, in Fulford M G and Timby J R, 2000, Late Iron Age and Roman Silchester, Excavations on the site of the Forum-Basilica 1977, 1980-6, Britannia Monog 15 Timby, J, Brown, R, Biddulph E, Hardy, A, and Powell, A, 2007, A slice of rural Essex. Archaeological discoveries from the A120 between Stansted Airport and Braintree, Oxford-Wessex Archaeol monog 1	Visiting Research Fellow, University of Reading
Tyson	Rachel	Dr	Freelance	email	01249 814273	25 North Street, Calne, Wiltshire SN11 0HQ	Glass: vessel, window and objects	Predominantly Medieval and Post-Medieval	Britain, although since much fine glassware was imported I have researched European finds and reported on glass from Mayenne, France	-	Tyson, R, 2000, Medieval glass vessels found in England c AD 1200-1500, CBA Research Report 121; Tyson, R, 2002, Glass vessels and Glass hanging lamps, in Ottaway P and Rogers N, Craft, Industry and Everyday Life: Finds from Medieval York, The Archaeology of York: The Small Finds 17/15, 2814-27, 2860-1; Tyson, R, 2005, The Glass, in D Killock and F Meddens, Pottery as plunder: a 17th-century maritime site in Limehouse, London, Post-Medieval Archaeology 39/1, 52-8
Vann	Stephanie Louise		Freelance	email		21 Falmouth Drive, Wigston, Leicester, LE18 2HH	Archaeozoology, Palaeopathology	Any	Any	-	Vann, S. (in prep). Recording the Facts: A Generic Recording System for Animal Palaeopathology. University of Leicester: Doctoral Thesis. Vann, S., and Thomas, R. 2006. Humans, other animals and disease: a comparative approach towards the development of a standardised recording protocol for animal palaeopathology. Internet Archaeology 20. http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue20/vannthomas_index.html Vann, S. 2005. The Animal Bone. In Walker, C. A Roman Roadside Settlement at Elsea Park, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Northamptonshire Archaeology Report 05/080.
Vaughan	Jenny		freelance	email	01913701273 mobile: 07790 954109	4 Pelton Mews, Chester-le-Street DH2 1QG	pottery, clay pipes, cbm	medieval and post medieval	North East	MIfA	Pottery, clay pipes and other finds in Nolan, J. and Vaughan, J.E 'Excavations on the site of the Regional Music Centre (SAGE) Gateshead" Forthcoming in Archaeologia Aeliana Vol. 36 2007; Pottery and clay pipes in R. Fraser, C. Jamfrey and J.E. Vaughan, ''Excavation on the site of the Mansion House, Newcastle, 1990' Archaeologia Aeliana, 5th series, Vol. 23; with Andrew Sage 'The medieval pottery assemblage from the Castle, Newcastle upon Tyne' Draft report 2006 (forthcoming in Archaeologia Aeliana)	Other finds categories also covered: leather, glass, metalwork etc.
Vaughan-Williams	Alys		freelance	email	01629 820291	Cromford, Derbyshire	archaeobotany	All periods	United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, France, Libya, Jordan.	-	Keith-Lucas, F. with Vaughan-Williams, A. and Moore, P., 2007 'Archaeological Investigations at the Junction of Vicarage Lane and Romford Road, Newham', London Archaeologist, Vol. 11, No. 9 Wilson, A. I., Bennett, P., Buzaian, A. M., Cherstich, L., Found, B.,Göransson, K., Holman, J., Lane, R., Morley, G., Russell, B., Swift, K.,Vaughan-Williams, A. and Zimi, E. “Euesperides 2006: Preliminary report on the Spring 2006 Season”, Libyan Studies 37, 117-157 Branch, N.P. and Vaughan-Williams, A. 2004 ‘Environmental Archaeology’, in Carew, T. and Sabel, K. (2004) Stanmore Park: from medieval and post-medieval ribbon development to country house and estate, LAMAS 55, 137 Vaughan-Williams, A. 2004 ‘Recherches environnementales et archéologiques préliminaires menées sur les sites du Briquetage de la Seille (France, département Moselle) à l’occasion de la campagne de terrain’, in Olivier, L. (ed.) Le « Briquetage de la Seille » (Moselle): Prospection thématique et sondages de vérification des anomalies géomagnétiques, Campagne 2004, Musée des Antiquités Nationales, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 129-135	www.alysvaughanwilliams.co.uk
Vyner	Blaise		Consultant	email	01642 713752	16 College Square, Stokesley, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire TS9 5DL	Ceramics	Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age	Northern England, Yorkshire, North Midlands, Wales	-	The earlier prehistoric pottery, in I Roberts, A Burgess and D Berg (2001) A New Link to the Past: The Archaeological landscape of the M1 – A1 Link Road, Yorkshire Archaeology, 7, 149-151. Pottery, in C Moloney, R Holbrey, P Wheelhouse and I Roberts 2003 Catterick Racecourse, North Yorkshire: The Reuse and Adaptation of a Monument from Prehistoric to Anglian Times, ASWYAS Publications, 4, 30-35. Grey literature 2007: A Grooved Ware assemblage from Sedbury Home Farm, Sedbury, North Yorkshire (SCA1306), report for Oxford Archaeology North	Associated small finds assemblages also reported on.
Walker	Helen		Essex County Council Field Archaeology Unit	email	01376 331431	Essex CC Field Archaeology Unit, Fairfield Court, Fairfield Road, BRAINTREE, Essex, CM7 3YQ	Medieval and later pottery	AD850 to 20th century	Essex	-	Davey, W. and Walker, H., forthcoming, The medieval and post-medieval pottery industry at Harlow, Essex, Medieval Ceramics Monograph 00 Walker, H., 1995, 'The medieval and post-medieval pottery', in Wymer, J. J. and Brown, N. R., North Shoebury: settlement and economy in south-east Essex, 1500BC - AD1500 E. Anglian Archaeol. Rep.75, 102-24 Walker, H., 2002, 'An 18th-century assemblage from a well in the garden of 4 Falcon Square, Castle Hedingham', Essex Archaeol. Hist. 33, 288-309
Ward	Margaret		Freelance	email		2 Woodfields, Christleton, Chester CH3 7AU	Samian ware	Roman	Britain, particularly the North	MIfA	Bulmer, M 1980: An introduction to Roman samian ware, with special reference to collections in Chester and the north-west, J Chester Archaeol Soc 62, 1980 for 1979, 5-72. Ward, M 1998: A collection of samian from the legionary works-depôt at Holt, in J Bird, ed, Form and fabric. Studies in Rome’s material past, in honour of B R Hartley Oxbow Monograph 80, 1998, 133-143. Ward, M 2007 forthcoming. The samian ware, in Cool, H.E.M and Mason, D.J.P (eds.) (in press) Roman Piercebridge: Excavations by D.W. Harding and Peter Scott 1969 – 1981, 2007 forthcoming
Warman	Sylvia		Environmental Officer at Cotswold Archaeology	email	01285 772 618	Cotswold Archaeology Building 11, Kemble Enterprise Park, Kemble, Cirencester GL7 6BQ	Animal and bird bones	Prehistoric to Post-medieval	South West, South East, London	MIfA	"Warman, S. 2002 The animal bones - Floral Street Archive report (FLR 00)Unpublished archive report for AOC Archaeology Group. Warman, S. 2005 'Two novel methods for the study of dental morphological variation in Sus scrofa, in order to identify separate breeding groups within archaeological assemblages' in Vigne, J.-D., Peters, J and Helmer, D. 2005 The First Steps of Animal Domestication New archaeological approaches Proceedings oif the 9th ICAZ conference, Durham 2002, Oxford, Oxbow Books, 61-79 Warman, S 2006 'Animal Bone' in Evans, D., Holbrook, N. and E.R. McSloy 2006 A Later Iron Age Cemetery and Roman Settlement at Henbury School, Bristol: Excavations in 2004 in Watts, M. 2006 Two cemeteries from Bristol's Northern Suburbs Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological report No., 37-41"
Warry	Peter		freelance	email	01242 518552	Coxhorne, London Rd, Cheltenham, GL52 6UY	CBM, roof structures	Roman	any	-	Warry, P. 2006: Tegulae: manufacture, typology and use in Roman Britain, BAR 417 Warry, P. 2006: ‘A dated typology for Roman roof-tiles (tegulae)’, JRA 19, 246-64 Warry, P. 2007: ‘Roman tile: hard-core or hard data?’, Current Archaeology 209, 27-30
Wastling	Lisa M.		Senior Finds Officer, Humber Field Archaeology, plus additional freelance work	email	01482 310608/ 07941 185488	Humber Field Archaeology, The Old School, Northumberland Ave, Hull HU2 0LN	Recorded Finds Assessments and Publication Reports Pottery Assessments and Publication Reports	Recorded Finds: Romano-British to Post-medieval Pottery: Medieval and Post-medieval	Recorded Finds: Britain , Pottery: Eastern Yorkshire	-	Numerous Finds Reports in D.H. Evans and C.P. Loveluck (eds.) Life and Economy at early medieval Flixborough, c. AD 600-1000: The Artefact Evidence. Excavations at Flixborough Vol. 2, Oxbow books, in prep Cool H.E.M. and Wastling L.M. 'The Small Finds and Vessel Glass from TSEP Site 907, Goodmanham' in Cottrell, T. and Cox, P. (eds.) Five Ancient Yorkshire Landscapes – The Iron Age and Romano-British Archaeology of the BP Teesside to Saltend Ethylene Pipeline 1998-2000, Yorkshire Archaeology Society Monograph, forthcoming 'The Pottery' in D.H. Evans Excavations and Watching Briefs on the site of the Knights Hospitaller's Preceptory, Beverley, 1991-94, East Riding Archaeol. 9 (1997), 66-115	at July 2007, Publication reports completed (47), Assessments (192). Also writes contributions to climbing and bouldering guides.
White	Susie	Dr	Hon. Res. Fellow, University of Liverpool	email	0151 637 2289	3 Clarendon Road, Wallasey, Merseyside, CH44 8EH	Clay Tobacco Pipes	17th-20th Centuries	Yorkshire	-	2002 Davey P J & White S D ‘The clay tobacco pipes’ in I Roberts et al ‘Pontefract Castle archaeological excavations 1982-86’ Yorkshire Archaeology, 8, 226-249. 2003 White S D, and Davey P J, ‘Eighteenth and nineteenth century clay tobacco pipes from Pontefract Castle’ Yorks Arch J, 75, 129-144. 2004 Higgins, D.A. and Davey, P. (eds.) The dynamics of regionalisation and trade: Yorkshire clay tobacco pipes c1600-1800 British Archaeological Reports, XVIII, (British Series No. 374), Oxford, 567pp.	Currently a committee member for the Soceity for Clay Pipe Research and Curator of the National Clay Tobacco Pipe Archive, which is housed within the Department of Archeaology at Liverpool University.
Wild	Felicity		Freelance	email	0161 4322460	30, Princes Road, Heaton Moor, Stockport SK4 3NQ	Samian Ware	Roman	Britain	-	Samian Ware in Hurst, H.R.1985 Kingsholm, In Gloucester Archaeological Reports I, 1985, 56-67, 105-6,109-11. Samian Ware in Edwards, B.J.N. and Webster, P.V., 1985 Ribcester excavations, Part I: Excavations within the Roman Fort 1970-1980, Cardiff, 1985, 48-58. Part III: excavations in the Cival Settlement 1968-1980, 1988, 9-50. Samian Ware in Davenport, P., Poole, C. and Jordan, D. 2007, Archaeology in Bath: Excavations at the New Royal Baths ( the spa) and Bellott's Hospital 1998-1999, Oxford Archaeology Monograph 3, 40-48	FSA
Wilmott	Hugh	Dr	University of Sheffield	email		Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield, Northgate House, West Street, Sheffield, S14ET	Window and vessel glass	Early medieval, late medieval, post-medieval	The whole of the UK	MIfA	Willmott,H 2005 A History of English Glassmaking, AD43-1800. Stroud, Tempus Publishing Tyler, K, & Willmott, H 2005 Mr Baker's late 17th-century glasshouse at Vauxhall. Museum of London Archaeology Service Monograph Willmott, H 2002 Early Post-Medieval Glass in England, c.1500-1670. CBA Research Report 132

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