Expansion of the Andover Team

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Duncan CoeWe are delighted to announce that Duncan Coe has joined Cotswold Archaeology as a Senior Heritage Consultant. Duncan has over 25 years experience as a professional archaeologist, combining fieldwork and extensive curatorial experience, with English Heritage, Wiltshire County Council and most recently with West Berkshire Council.

He brings an enormous breadth and diversity of experience and has a very clear understanding of how archaeology and the wider heritage sector can effectively integrate with the planning, development and construction process. He has been responsible for delivering a wide range of projects and for exploring innovative ways of addressing the value of our heritage within the planning system.

Duncan will primarily be based in our Andover office and he is already engaged on projects across the south and west of England. Our broader consultancy team goes from strength to strength and the additional skills and experience that Duncan brings will help to further build our capacity.

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