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Jacqui Huntley
Site last edited:
05 Jan 2010

The Regional Science Advisors provide front-line advice to local authority archaeologists and conservation officers, and to EH regional staff, on all aspects of historic environment science - such as geophysics, scientific dating, hydrology, geoarchaeology, analysis of biological remains and technological residues, and artefacts analysis and conservation. The network of our specialist expertise, plus our close contact with other scientists within English Heritage, universities and consultancies, ensures that we provide the best possible advice and in a timely fashion.

Much of that advice is provided in the context of developer-funded (PPG16) archaeology but we have a broad client-base. We are regionally-based, some in universities whilst others are in the EH regional offices.

An overview of the work in which we are involved is available as a leaflet

North West	North East	Yorkshire and Humber
Sue Stallibrass	Jacqui Huntley	Andy Hammon
0151 794 5046	0191 269 1250 (preferred contact: 077134 00387)	01904 601983
Liverpool University	Newcastle Office	York Office

West Midlands	East Midlands	East of England
Lisa Moffett	Jim Williams	Rachel Ballantyne and Helen Chappell
0121 625 6875	01454 419228	01223 582759
Birmingham Office	Northampton Office	Cambridge Office
		Jen Heathcote on secondment until June 2010

South West	London	South East
Vanessa Straker	vacant	Dominique de Moulins
0117 975 0689 Bristol Office	cover provided by Rachel Ballantyne (north of Thames) and Dominique de Moulins (south of Thames)	0207 679 1539 UCL

New cover for East Midlands region:

Helen Chappell joined the team on 7th July and, following Jim's return, is now covering the northern part of East of England.
Rachel Ballantyne joined us in June and is covering the southern part of East of England and London north of the Thames.
Dominique de Moulins continues with London south of the Thames and