Directory of Accredited Professionals

The directory includes accredited professionals who have given permission to include their details in line with GDPR. CIfA members who are available for consultancy work are marked with a green icon and can be found using our search function.

Entries are from live data and, although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, CIfA shall not be liable for any errors or omissions.

The Institute will not be liable for any matter arising from the employment or engagement of any such individual. If you have any concerns about the professional conduct of an accredited member in relation to their archaeological practice, please see our professional conduct page.

MCIfA = Member, ACIfA = Associate, PCIfA = Practitioner
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Mr Eduardo Perez-Fernandez (ACIfA)

Project Supervisor, GUARD Archaeology Ltd

Mr Wayne Perkins (ACIfA)

Supervisor

Miss Marta Perlinska (ACIfA)

Geomatics Officer

Mr Robert Perrin (MCIfA)

Roman Pottery Consultant

Mr Jeffrey Perry (MCIfA)

Retired

Dr Tim Pestell (ACIfA)

Senior Curator of Archaeology

Mr Martin Petchey (MCIfA)

Ms Mary Peteranna (MCIfA)

Associate Director

Dr Andrew Petersen (MCIfA)

Lecturer in Near Eastern Archaeology

Dr Rick Peterson (MCIfA)

Reader

Dr David Petts (PCIfA)

Associate Professor, Durham University

Mr Mark Phillips (MCIfA)

Project Officer

Mrs isobel phillips (ACIfA)

Senior Heritage Consultant, LUC

Miss Amanda Phillips (PCIfA)

Heritage Consultant

Mr Daniel Phillips (ACIfA)

Company Founder & Consultant, Hertfordshire County Council

Mr Tom Phillips (ACIfA)

Senior Project Manager, Post-Excavation, Oxford Archaeology

Mrs Lauren Phillips-O'Toole (ACIfA)

Senior Heritage Consultant, SLR Consulting

Ms Chris Philo (MCIfA)

Freelance Publications Person

Dr Rhiannon Philp (MCIfA)

Post Excavation Manager, Archaeology Wales

Dr Robert Philpott (MCIfA)

Research Associate University of Liverpool Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology; Freelance Archaeologist