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Dept. of Archaeology
The King's Manor
University of York
Y01 7EP
UK
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I am a freelance professional archaeologist with 30 years experience in Essex and its surrounding counties. I have a Master of Studies Degree in Professional Archaeology (Oxford), a Post Grad Diploma in Field Archaeology (Oxford), a BSc in Aero Engineering (Kingston upon Thames) and an HND in Archaeological Illustration (Swindon College of Art). I am listed on Essex, Herts and Suffolk County Council's list of approved service providers. Prior to becoming freelance in May 2007 I worked in the Archaeology, Historic Buildings and Urban Design Sections of ECC for 16 years. I specialise in recording timber-framed and other historic buildings, producing description and analysis reports, impact analysis and justification reports and written schemes of investigation for watching briefs on small works. I undertake decay testing survey using a Sibert Decay Testing Drill. I also offer digitally rectified photography for recording historic fabric to a level accepted by English Heritage and other government bodies. This is a system I devised myself using Photoshop CS to rectify high quality digital photographs from a Canon SLR. My range of services is shown below and more detail is available on my website which I design and administrate. This includes many examples of my recent work of which I attach a list of samples from last year. Although based in Essex I work in regularly in Suffolk, Herts, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire as well as occasionally as far afield as Cornwall, Hampshire, Leicestershire and Norfolk.
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