Heritage Consultancy Team

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We are delighted to welcome four new consultants to our Heritage Team, which goes from strength to strength. They come to us from a variety of backgrounds and will be spread across our offices.

We are particularly pleased to be enhancing our team with the addition of experienced staff from across the profession and from differing sectors. They are joining an established team which already routinely provides quick responses and rapid delivery of projects across the UK, with experts in most aspects of the buried, built and marine heritage.

Richard Massey joins us as a Senior Heritage Consultant from English Heritage where he was formerly an Inspector based in Guildford and covering central southern England. Sarah Woodget joins us as a Heritage Consultant from Hyder where she has fulfilled a similar role for a number of years, and Julia Sulikowska from the heritage team at Wessex Archaeology. Robert Davis joins us as an Assistant Heritage Consultant after some years of specialised research prior to which he worked in the construction industry.

If you wish to discuss a potential heritage consultancy project then please contact our Head of Consultancy, Rob Sutton on 01285 772646, or email robert.sutton@cotswoldarchaeology.co.uk

We very much look forward to working with you.

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