Information Management

• Project Lead of Digital Twin technology implementation at Historic Environment Scotland
• 15+ years experience in archaeological survey, including HS2 sites, Mousa Broch and Roman Baths
• BA and MPhil in Archaeology, MSc in Heritage Visualisation and HDip in GIS

• Accredited CIfA member since 2019

  

• Head of Collections at the Archaeology Data Service
• 20 years experience in excavation, outreach, and digital preservation
• Holds a BA, MA, and a PhD in Archaeology, specialising in Byzantine landscapes and GIS

• Accredited CIfA member since 2018

  

• Archives Manager at Wessex Archaeology
• 25 years of experience in commercial and research archaeology both in the UK and abroad
• BSc in Archaeological Sciences and a Level 5 Apprenticeship in Operational Management 

• Accredited CIfA member since 2015, representing CIfA and the Archaeological Archives Group on the OASIS Management Board

  

• PhD candidate in Durham Uni
• Expertise in GIS, remote sensing, and digital landscape research with MSc degrees in Environmental Studies and Archaeological Information Systems.

• Worked with EAMENA and mentors in the Women+ in Geospatial programme.

  

• BA and MA in Greek Archaeology (Bham), MA in Archaeological Heritage Management (York)
• 23 years of experience in commercial archaeology and archaeological archives,  promoted to Head of Archives by MOLA  in 2022, overseeing teams and the digital delivery of HS2 archives.

• Chair of CIfA's Archaeological Archives Group

  

Tom Cromwell is a Senior Archaeologist at Historic England.

Developing and running field excavations, Tom’s research interests cover medieval and post-medieval archaeology and buildings - especially medieval Church/ Monastic development, fortresses, and post-medieval gardens.

Having provided expertise in metric survey and CAD skills for over three decades, he is also heavily involved in the development of digital recording techniques for excavations as well as archiving of digital data.

• Gary is current a Heritage ICT Consultant at Idox Software Ltd. Prior to joining Idox, Gary worked at the Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust as a Historic Environment Record Officer, Historic Environment Information Manager and latterly Head of Technology, Information and Planning.
• Gary holds a BA in Archaeology (University of Chester), a MA in Landscape Archaeology, GIS and Virtual Environments (University of Birmingham) and a PhD (University of Chester). He possesses a multi-disciplinary background, and prior to his work at Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust worked across the charity, commercial archaeology and academic sectors developing a broad skill set through lecturing on landscape archaeology, GIS and surveying and designing/delivering community/outreach archaeological projects. Research interests include the archaeological applications of GIS and remote sensing technology, border studies, the role of cartography in heritage management and archaeological data management. He is also a Chartered Geographer (CGeog GIS), a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society [FRGS].
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• Chartered IT Professional with a lifelong passion for archaeology. 
• Volunteering since 1976, experienced in excavation, field walking, geophysics, recording, archiving, and heritage reporting.
• Skilled in blending technical expertise with hands-on heritage work. 

Tanya Brown is forging a path in the field of archaeology with passion and dedication. Having completed the first year of an archaeology degree at Truro College, Tanya has demonstrated her commitment to academic growth and her deep interest in uncovering history.

Since May 2024, Tanya has been an active member of MAG, where she contributes her skills and enthusiasm to archaeological initiatives. Her community-minded approach is evident in her role as a volunteer for Monumental Improvements, an organization focused on preserving and enhancing historical landmarks, and as membership secretary of Cornwall Archaeological Society. Additionally, Tanya plays a vital role as the assistant leader of the Cornwall Young Archaeologist Club branch, guiding young minds in exploring the wonders of archaeology and fostering their curiosity.

Through her academic pursuits and active involvement in community projects, Tanya continues to make meaningful contributions to the field of archaeology, inspiring others with her dedication and love for history.