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Dr
.
Eleanor
Hartridge
Archaeologist
&
Heritage
Consultant
eleanor
.
hartridge
@
archmail
.
org
+44 (0) 7791 834 602
Oxford
,
UK
·
OX
1 3
AZ
orcid
.
org
/0000-0002-6417-8931
PRO FESSIO NAL
SUMMARY
Field
and
research
archaeologist
with
over
twelve
years
of
excavation
and
survey
experience
across
Britain
,
the
Mediterranean
,
and
the
Middle
East
.
Expertise
in
landscape
archaeology
,
GIS
-
based
spatial
analysis
,
and
ceramic
typology
.
PhD
in
Archaeology
from
the
University
of
Cambridge
with
a
focus
on
Roman
rural
settlement
patterns
in
the
eastern
Mediterranean
.
Committed
to
public
engagement
,
heritage
preservation
,
and
interdisciplinary
collaboration
.
Regularly
directs
field
projects
and
supervises
undergraduate
and
postgraduate
students
in
both
classroom
and
field
settings
.
CO RE
CO MPET ENCIES
&
T ECHNICAL
SKILLS
Excavation
&
Survey
Open
-
area
excavation
,
trench
supervision
,
geophysical
survey
(
magnetometry
,
GPR
),
field
walking
,
systematic
sampling
GIS
&
Spatial
Analysis
QGIS
,
ArcGIS
Pro
,
GRASS
,
spatial
statistics
,
LiDAR
processing
Ceramic
Analysis
Roman
and
late
antique
coarse
wares
,
fine
wares
,
amphorae
;
fabric
classification
;
petrography
preparation
Illustration
&
Documentation
Harris
matrices
,
archaeological
drawing
(
hand
and
digital
),
Agisoft
Metashape
,
photogrammetry
,
DTP
(
InDesign
)
Heritage
&
Legislation
UK
NPPF
,
Scheduled
Monument
consent
,
HER
consultation
,
EIA
screening
,
cultural
resource
management
Communication
Public
outreach
,
academic
writing
,
field
report
production
,
museum
exhibition
co
-
curation
,
undergraduate
lecturing
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PRO FESSIO NAL
EXPERIENCE
Senior
Archaeologist
&
Field
Director
Sep
2020 –
Present
Oxford
Archaeology
—
Oxford
,
UK
Project
Officer
(
Archaeology
)
Jan
2015 –
Aug
2020
Wessex
Archaeology
—
Salisbury
,
UK
Field
Archaeologist
Jun
2012 –
Dec
2014
MOLA
(
Museum
of
London
Archaeology
) —
London
,
UK
Research
Assistant
(
Roman
Pottery
)
Oct
2011 –
May
2012
McDonald
Institute
for
Archaeological
Research
—
Cambridge
,
UK
SELECT ED
FIELDWO RK
&
INT ERNAT IO NAL
PRO JECT S
Palaipaphos
Urban
Landscape
Project
—
Cyprus
(2018–2020) ·
GIS
specialist
&
trench
supervisor
Portus
Project
—
Fiumicino
,
Italy
(2013–2015) ·
Ceramic
assistant
&
site
recorder
Wadi
Faynan
Landscape
Survey
—
Jordan
(2017) ·
Field
walker
&
spatial
data
manager
Eastern
Marmarica
Survey
—
Libya
/
Egypt
border
(2019) ·
Co
-
supervisor
&
finds
specialist
Çatalhöyük
Research
Project
—
Turkey
(2010) ·
Excavation
volunteer
,
East
Mound
Silchester
Roman
Town
—
Hampshire
,
UK
(2009–
2010) ·
Undergraduate
field
placement
Direct
large
-
scale
open
-
area
excavations
on
multi
-
period
infrastructure
projects
;
oversee
teams
of
8–25
archaeologists
,
specialists
,
and
volunteers
.
—
Manage
project
budgets
,
risk
assessments
,
and
post
-
excavation
programmes
including
specialist
reporting
and
finds
curation
.
—
Lead
GIS
and
spatial
data
workflows
—
produce
site
plans
,
predictive
models
,
and
final
archive
datasets
.
—
Co
-
author
assessment
reports
and
full
publication
volumes
;
deliver
client
and
regulatory
presentations
.
—
Supervised
excavation
and
post
-
excavation
phases
on
commercial
and
research
-
led
projects
across
southern
England
.
—
Conducted
geophysical
surveys
(
fluxgate
gradiometry
,
ground
-
penetrating
radar
)
for
pre
-
determination
and
research
briefs
.
—
Produced
specialist
reports
on
Roman
and
post
-
medieval
pottery
assemblages
for
grey
-
literature
and
journal
publication
.
—
Trained
junior
staff
and
placement
students
in
field
recording
,
site
photography
,
and
pottery
identification
.
—
Excavated
and
recorded
archaeological
features
and
deposits
on
urban
brownfield
and
riverside
sites
in
central
London
.
—
Contributed
to
the
post
-
excavation
programme
:
finds
processing
,
archive
preparation
,
and
database
entry
(
MoLAS
systems
).
—
Assisted
with
public
open
days
and
school
visits
,
communicating
archaeological
practice
to
non
-
specialist
audiences
.
—
Catalogued
and
photographed
Roman
ceramic
assemblages
from
the
Portus
Project
(
Rome
)
and
Sagalassos
(
Turkey
).
—
Assisted
with
petrographic
thin
-
section
preparation
and
macroscope
analysis
;
contributed
to
database
design
for
fabric
reference
collections
.
—
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EDUCAT IO N
PhD
in
Archaeology
University
of
Cambridge
2015 – 2019
Thesis
: "
Settlement
and
subsistence
in
the
late
Roman
eastern
Mediterranean
:
a
landscape
approach
to
rural
Cyprus
and
Cilicia
" (
Examiners
'
commendation
).
Funded
by
AHRC
Doctoral
Studentship
.
MSc
in
Geoarchaeology
University
of
Reading
2013 – 2014
Dissertation
: "
Geophysical
and
geochemical
signatures
of
Roman
industrial
activity
in
the
Lower
Nene
Valley
" (
Distinction
).
BA
(
Hons
)
Archaeology
University
of
Sheffield
2009 – 2012
First
Class
Honours
.
Dissertation
: "
Roman
rural
settlement
in
the
Vale
of
Pickering
:
a
GIS
-
based
predictive
model
" (
Departmental
Prize
).
SELECT ED
PUBLICAT IO NS
Roman
rural
settlement
in
the
eastern
Mediterranean
:
new
evidence
from
Cyprus
.
Hartridge
,
E
.
American
Journal
of
Archaeology
128(2), 2024, 241–268.
Geophysical
prospection
of
Roman
industrial
landscapes
:
the
Lower
Nene
Valley
revisited
.
Hartridge
,
E
. &
Booth
,
A
.
C
.
Archaeological
Prospection
30(1), 2023, 55–74.
Pottery
and
people
:
coarse
wares
from
the
Portus
hinterland
.
Hartridge
,
E
.
Journal
of
Roman
Pottery
Studies
19, 2021, 112–139.
Landscape
and
settlement
in
late
antique
Cyprus
:
a
review
of
recent
fieldwork
.
Hartridge
,
E
.
Levant
52(3), 2020, 287–310.
Stirling
lines
:
a
new
interpretation
of
Roman
field
systems
in
the
Vale
of
Pickering
.
Hartridge
,
E
.
Britannia
50, 2019, 175–196.
Reports
&
grey
literature
:
14
commercial
excavation
and
assessment
reports
for
Oxford
Archaeology
and
Wessex
Archaeology
(2015–2024).
Full
list
available
on
request
.
AWARDS
,
GRANT S
&
PRO FESSIO NAL
DEVELO PMENT
AHRC
Doctoral
Studentship
—
Cambridge
(2015–
2019)
Roman
Society
Grant
—
Palaipaphos
fieldwork
(2019)
McDonald
Institute
Travel
Grant
—
Wadi
Faynan
survey
(2017)
Sheffield
Departmental
Prize
—
Best
UG
dissertation
(2012)
Institution
of
Archaeologists
(
CIfA
)
—
Accredited
Member
(
MCIfA
)
CSCS
Construction
Skills
—
Green
Labourer
card
(
in
-
date
)
First
Aid
at
Work
—
FAW
(2024)
DBS
Enhanced
Disclosure
—
Current
CO NFERENCE
PRESENTAT IO NS
&
INVIT ED
TALKS
"
Beyond
the
site
:
landscape
approaches
to
Roman
Cyprus
" —
EAA
Annual
Meeting
,
Belfast
(2023)
"
Portus
and
its
pottery
:
supply
networks
in
the
2
nd
–5
th
centuries
AD
" —
Roman
Pottery
Study
Group
,
London
(2022)
"
Geophysics
on
the
coast
:
industrial
landscapes
in
the
Nene
Valley
" —
ISAP
,
Bradford
(2021)
"
Field
systems
and
rural
settlement
in
late
antique
Cyprus
" —
TRAC
,
Edinburgh
(2019)
"
Predictive
modelling
for
Roman
settlement
" —
Sheffield
Archaeology
Colloquium
(2012)
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T EACHING
&
SUPERVISIO N
University
of
Oxford
—
Visiting
Lecturer
in
Archaeological
Practice
(2022–2024):
delivered
practical
sessions
on
excavation
methodology
and
Roman
ceramics
.
University
of
Cambridge
—
Graduate
Teaching
Assistant
(2016–2019):
led
seminars
in
Landscape
Archaeology
and
GIS
applications
.
Field
supervision
—
Have
supervised
over
45
undergraduate
placement
students
and
12
MSc
dissertation
students
during
commercial
and
research
excavations
.
LANGUAGES
English
—
Native
Modern
Greek
—
Intermediate
(
reading
proficiency
for
archaeological
texts
)
Latin
—
Reading
knowledge
(
postgraduate
level
)
French
—
Basic
reading
knowledge
REFERENCES
Professor
Maria
Papadopoulos
Department
of
Archaeology
,
University
of
Cambridge
Downing
Street
,
Cambridge
CB
2 3
DZ
,
UK
m
.
papadopoulos
@
cam
.
ac
.
uk
· +44 (0)1223 761
901
Dr
.
James
Cartwright
Director
of
Field
Operations
,
Oxford
Archaeology
Janus
House
,
Osney
Mead
,
Oxford
OX
2 0
ES
,
UK
j
.
cartwright
@
oxfordarch
.
co
.
uk
· +44 (0)1865 263
800
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