I
am an experienced archaeologist used to dealing with animal remains from multi-period
sites in both urban and rural environments. After attending the MSc Zooarchaeology
course at UCL, I carried out analysis of fish, bird and mammal remains from
various medieval sites around Zealand and the islands of Denmark for the National
Museum of Copenhagen. Subsequently, I have been working on the animal assemblage
from Craven Street, London. I was also employed as an osteoarchaeologist for
On-Site Archaeology in York and am responsible for the analysis and report
writing for all the animal remains that are excavated by our unit. More recently,
I have carried out several animal bone assessments and analyses for Ossafreelance
from a variety of sites, including BABAO funded research reassessing the faunal
assemblage from Kemerton Camp Hillfort, Bredon Hill.
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