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People -
Staff at Archaeology South-East

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General contact details:
Archaeology South-East, UCL
Direct telephone:
+44 (0)1273 426830
Mobile telephone:
07789 724655
E-mail:
richard.james@ucl.ac.uk
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Jon SYGRAVE
- B.Sc.
• Project Manager
Research Interests
• Urban Archaeology
• Archaeological Field Techniques
Professional Skills
Archaeological Project Management and Supervision (rural and urban)
Post-Excavation (experienced at taking projects from site to publication)
Archaeological illustration (digital and hand)
Surveying (basic Total Station, PenMap and AutoCad)
Report writing (desk based assessments, post-excavation assessments, evaluation and watching brief reports, method statements for field work)
Publication (production of text and illustrations for journal articles)
Archaeological excavation (single context urban excavation, rural, inhumations)
Career Summary:
2005 - Senior Archaeologist, Archaeology South-East
2004 - Project Manager, Gaye Nayton, Perth WA Australia
2003 - Urban Archaeologist, Catalhoyuk Project, Turkey
2000 - 2003 - Senior Archaeologist, Museum of London Archaeology Service
2002 - 2004 - Fieldwork Sector Manager – AOC Archaeology
1999 - 2000 - Illustrator, Museum of London Archaeology Service
1998 - 1999 - Site assistant, Museum of London Archaeology Service
1998 - Archaeologist, Network Archaeology Ltd
1997 - 1998 - Site assistant , West Yorkshire Archaeological Service
1997 - Site assistant, Archaeological Project Services
1997 - Site assistant, Lesley Howes Archaeological Services
1996 - 1997 - Small finds illustrator for Dr Robin Coningham
1991 - 1995 - Site assistant and illustrator, Nottingham University
Qualifications
1996 - BSc Archaeology - Bradford University


Recent Publications
Sygrave, J, ‘Medieval malt house to 20 th century public house, excavations at 9-11 Popular High Street , Tower Hamlets, London ' London Archaeologist.
Sygrave, J,‘Development and industry in Whitechapel, excavations at 27-29 Whitechapel High Street and 2-4 Colchester Street , London E1' Trans London and Middlesex Archaeological Society
Sygrave, J, forthcoming, ‘Powders, potions and ointments, a post-medieval apothecary or druggists assemblage and the evolution of Coleman Street; excavations at 19-31 Moorgate, City of London, London EC2' Trans. London and Middlesex Archaeological Society.
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