About Us The Heritage Network specialises in designing and managing archaeological schemes to meet the requirements of local and statutory authorities, and government agencies. Established
in 1992, the practice has a wide experience of working with public,
private and charitable clients on construction and conversion projects
including roads, pipelines, housing and industrial building. As a
Registered Archaeological Organisation we follow the Code of Conduct and the published Standards and Guidance of the Institute of Field Archaeologists. We offer clients a complete package, from archaeological risk assessment through to the publication of a final report. Our services include: |
Much
of the Heritage Network's work is concerned with the discharge of
archaeological conditions attached to the planning permission for building projects. For our guide to Archaeology and the Planning Process Principal Staff
Projects are
administered and co-ordinated by David Hillelson, the Heritage Network's
Archaeological Director, an established archaeologist with extensive experience
of the management of archaeological projects in both urban and rural
environments. He holds an honours degree in archaeology from the
Fieldwork
is managed by Mark Winter, the Heritage Network's Senior Project
Officer. He holds a BSc degree in archaeology from the
Post-excavation research
and analysis is managed by Helen Ashworth.
She holds a degree in English and History from Middlesex Polytechnic, a
Post-graduate Certificate in Field Archaeology from the
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