People - Staff at Archaeology South-East

Amy Williamson

• Historic Buildings Archaeologist

Research Interests
• Regional variation in timber framing, particularly during the early post-medieval period.

Professional Skills
• Historic building recording and analysis.
• Measured and photographic survey of historic buildings.
• Mitigation advice concerning alterations to historic buildings.
• Archaeological illustration.

Career Summary
2008 - present - Senior Archaeologist (Historic Buildings), Archaeology South- East
2002 - 2008 - Historic Buildings Archaeologist, Archaeological Solutions
2001 - 2002 - Graphics Officer, Archaeological Solutions
1999 - 2000 – Archaeologist, Foundations Archaeology

Qualifications
• 1999 - BA in Archaeology Cardiff University

Membership of Learned Societies and Professional Recognition
• Member of the Vernacular Architecture Group
• Member of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings



Key Projects
Dower House, Slindon, West Sussex (National Trust) – Interpretive Survey of a Grade II listed house of late 18 th century date with substantial 19 th century additions.

Stampwell Farm, Beaconsfield , Buckinghamshire – Historic Building Survey of a farmhouse and its associated farm building complex, ranging in date from the late 16 th century through to the 20 th century.

Manor House, Baldock, Hertfordshire – Historic Building Impact Assessment of an early 18 th century Grade II* listed house.

Great Barn, Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire – Historic Building Recording of a late 16 th -mid 17 th century Grade II* listed barn.

Tithe Barn and Brewhouse at St Osyth's Priory, St Osyth, Essex – Historic Building Recording of a 16 th century Grade I listed barn and outbuilding within the Scheduled Ancient Monument of St Osyth's Priory.