Nansi Rosenberg BA (Hons) MA* MCIfA
Managing Director and Principal Consultant
After paying to go on my first excavation aged 16, I decided archaeology was the career for me, and I've been studying or working as an archaeologist ever since. Starting as a site assistant, I gained knowledge of all aspects of archaeological and built heritage fieldwork as I progressed through the ranks. With a move from project manager into consultancy, I cemented my understanding of the heritage sector with a focus on the built environment through an MA in Archaeology and Heritage in 2000. I assisted with the establishment of an archaeology and heritage service at a multi-disciplinary construction consultancy in 2001 and, having learnt what the construction world needs from the inside, set up my own consultancy business in 2003. As well as managing the business, I work on all aspects of heritage, from a 15th century castle and park in Scotland to an industrial World Heritage Site in Cornwall. I have also acted as an expert witness for both built and buried heritage in planning appeals.
Meet the Team
Few in numbers, big in abilities
Senior Consultant
Naomi Field BA (Hons) FSA MCIfA
Naomi is as well known as any archaeologist in the East Midlands. Having worked in the region for nearly half a decade, she is also an expert on church archaeology and mud & stud buildings. Naomi has been admitted as a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries (as well as being associate editor for the Lincolnshire County History and Archaeology Journal).
Senior Archaeological Consultant
James Bonnor BSc CertFieldArch MCIfA
After several years as a field archaeologist, James became a local planning authority heritage advisor, a role he held for over a decade. He then spent a further thirteen years as an archaeological consultant and advisor, including for the construction of high-pressure cross-country gas pipelines in the UK.
When he's not at work, James is a fiddle player in a folk-music band