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.
Mr Matthew Williams (MCIfA) 
RSPB Reserves Archaeologist (England and Wales), RSPB
Consultancy details
I provide curatorial advice and heritage consultancy for the RSPB, covering all the nature reserves in England and Wales.
Mrs Rachel Williams (PCIfA)
Senior Research and Reports Officer, Wessex Archaeology Ltd
Mr Adam Williams (ACIfA)
Assistant Archaeological Manager
Mr Josh Williams (MCIfA)
Resource Manager/Technical Director, Mott MacDonald
Mr David Williams (MCIfA)
West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service Team Manager
Dr John Williams (MCIfA)
Retired (ex-County Archaeological Officer for Kent)
Ms April Williams (PCIfA)
Archaeology and Heritage Consultant, Stantec
Mrs Deborah Williams (MCIfA)
Regional Director - Midlands
Mr Mark Williams (MCIfA)
Head of Archaeological Services, Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd
Dr Jim Williams (MCIfA)
Senior Science Advisor
Mr Gwilym Williams (MCIfA)
Post excavation project officer
Mrs Liz Williams (MCIfA)
Heritage and HER Officer
Dr Diane Williams (MCIfA)
Retired
Mr Iain Williamson (ACIfA)
Associate
Miss Claire Williamson (MCIfA)
Senior Archaeologist, Rathmell Archaeology Ltd
Ms Sam Williamson (MCIfA)
Project Officer
Consultancy details
I have over ten years of commercial archaeology experience and now work in a consultancy role buoyed by my strong fieldwork background. I can advise Scottish, English and Welsh clients on best practice and appropriate mitigation strategies with regard to
working with the historic environment. I have prepared numerous cultural heritage chapters for Environmental
Impact Assessment (EIA) Reports for renewables developments, as well as Heritage Impact Assessments (HIAs),
Archaeological Desk-based Assessments (DBAs) and Walkover Survey reports for a variety of developments
including solar, residential and linear infrastructure projects.
Mr Paul Williamson (PCIfA)
Assistant Consultant Archaeologist
Dr Charlie Willis (MCIfA)
Senior Heritage Specialist, Environment Agency
Dr Steven Willis (MCIfA)
Reader in Archaeology
Miss Rachel Willmot (PCIfA)
Project Archaeologist, Archaeology Wales (incorporating Archaeology England)
