Worcestershire Archaeology

Abbie studied Ancient History at the University of Birmingham, where she gained hands-on experience volunteering at a local archive and archaeology company. Her fieldwork career spans a variety of sites, from Bronze Age settlements to industrial urban excavations, giving her a solid understanding of both historical context and technique.
Abbie recently transitioned into a full-time role as an illustrator, she is particularly focused on creating engaging, accessible visual reconstructions that bring ancient environments to life and make them relatable to a broad audience.

Andrew has been working in commercial archaeology since 2001 and spent 17 years working as a Project Officer with Worcestershire Archaeology. Since 2021 Andrew has been working as a Project Manager overseeing a variety of archaeological projects from inception through to publication. His particular interests lie in the prehistoric and Roman archaeology of the Midlands river valleys.

Andy joined in September 2023 as a trainee after spending time working in the civil service and geophysics. He main interest lies in Roman archaeology but enjoys getting to excavate a wide variety of time periods.

Beth joined the team in 2018, after working as a geophysical surveyor and archaeologist across the UK. They have worked on a wide range of projects from prehistoric waterlogged sites to industrial archaeology. They have a particular interest in digital recording techniques and provide our lead for geomatics.

Chris has joined us after graduating in archaeology from University College London in 2019. Whilst at University he focused on fieldwork, spending time on a variety of research projects across the UK, where he discovered an interest in prehistory and particularly the British Iron Age.

Constance joined us in 2021 as a trainee archaeologist. In late 2024 she joined the outreach team and works on outreach and learning for commercial archaeology projects. Her main interests are the archaeology of identity, Roman archaeology and engaging communities with their local heritage.