The Core Team work at Yedingham, North Yorkshire, in a purpose-built centre, which includes a temporary finds store and the paper record. Most of the site data, however, is held on computer and accessed by a network. The specification of the computer equipment is constantly changing but at present is based around a Windows 95 operating system and Windows 97 Office software. The data is accessed and manipulated using the in-house developed Geographic Data Management System G-Sys. Team members can be contacted by e-mail or by letter to:
Landscape Research Centre
Old Bridge Barn
Yedingham
North Yorkshire
YO17 8SL
Post-excavation project officer since 1993. Responsible, with James Lyall, for much of the day-to-day analysis and checking of the West Heslerton archive. Produced an analysis of the West Heslerton post-hole structures whilst at the University of Nottingham (Clemence 1993). Heather has been responsible for all the finds illustrations since 1993. E-mail: D.Powlesland@btinternet.com
Assistant site director on the excavation since 1981 and responsible for the processing and initial recording of all the finds. Responsible for the assessment of the Anglo-Saxon ceramics and other material (4.14 Anglo-Saxon Ceramics, 4.15 Other Material Classes: Additional Data Recovered in 1995). Has also studied the Anglo-Saxon pottery from Wykeham and Seamer (Haughton and Powlesland forthcoming). E-mail: D.Powlesland@btinternet.com
Post-excavation project officer since 1992. Responsible, with Heather Clemence, for much of the day-to-day analysis and checking of the West Heslerton archive. James has taken a special interest in remote sensing and geophysical survey (Lyall and Powlesland 1996; Powlesland, Lyall and Donoghue 1997). E-mail: D.Powlesland@btinternet.com
Project Director. Responsible for the site strategy, excavation, assessment and publication of the West Heslerton excavation of the Anglo-Saxon settlement and its associated cemetery since 1978. (Haughton and Powlesland forthcoming; Lyall & Powlesland 1996; Powlesland, Lyall and Donoghue 1997; Powlesland and Haughton forthcoming). E-mail: D.Powlesland@btinternet.com
Archaeological scientist at the Ancient Monuments Laboratory, English Heritage. Advisor on the analysis of Romano-British copper-alloy artefacts.
Faunal remains specialist at the West Yorkshire Archaeological Service. Responsible for the identification and assessment of animal bone at West Heslerton since 1989 (4.3 Faunal Remains Assessment). E-mail: dsberg@compuserve.com
Freelance archaeobotanist. Responsible for the analysis and assessment of the plant macrofossils from West Heslerton (4.1 Plant Macrofossils). E-mail: wendy.carruthers@virgin.net
Freelance archaeologist, specialising in metal finds and metal-working debris. Responsible for the assessment of the West Heslerton slag (4.11 The Slags and Metal-working Debris). E-mail: jane@envarchcons.demon.co.uk
Freelance Roman pottery specialist. Responsible, with Barbara Precious, for the analysis and assessment of the West Heslerton Roman pottery (4.9 The Roman Pottery Assessment). E-mail: maggi@postex.demon.co.uk
Roman coin specialist and Keeper of Archaeology at Norwich Castle Museum, Norfolk. Has completed the identification of the Roman coins from West Heslerton.
Head of Archaeological Conservation at the Ancient Monuments Laboratory, English Heritage. Responsible for the assessment of the conservation requirements of the finds from the West Heslerton project (4.16 Conservation Assessment). E-mail: glynis@eng-h.gov.uk
Freelance wood/charcoal analyst. Responsible for the assessment and analysis of charcoal remains from West Heslerton (4.2 Charcoal Assessment). E-mail: figueir@crit.univ-montp2.fr.
Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Archaeology. Responsible for the sampling, assessment and analysis of the micro-morphology of the West Heslerton soils ( 4.4 Assessment of Soils). E-mail: tcfa324@ucl.ac.uk
Freelance archaeologist at the East Riding Archaeological Research Trust. Responsible for the assessment of the prehistoric ceramics (4.8 Prehistoric Ceramics Assessment)
Assessed the land snails from West Heslerton whilst at the Environmental Archaeology Unit, University of York. Concluded that no further work was required (4.5 Land Snails Assessment).
Freelance archaeological consultant. Will be advising on the analysis of Anglo-Saxon copper-alloy artefacts.
Freelance Roman pottery specialist. Responsible, with Maggi Darling, for the assessment and recording of the Roman pottery from West Heslerton (4.9 The Roman Pottery Assessment). E-mail: barbara@postex.demon.co.uk
Archaeometallurgist at the Ancient Monuments Laboratory. Will be advising on the analysis of iron artefacts.
Freelance archaeologist (and Managing Editor of Internet Archaeology). Responsible for the analysis and assessment of the petrology of the Anglian pottery from West Heslerton (4.10 Anglian Pottery Petrological Assessment). E-mail: alan@postex.demon.co.uk
Archaeological conservator at the AML. Specialist in the identification of mineral-replaced organics.
Environmental Archaeologist at the AML. Assessed the West Heslerton pollen.
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