Archaeoscope is an umberella organisation, and we are happy to work together or on an individual basis depending on requirements. Please feel free to contact the organisation as a whole via or individualy via the contact details given below:

Guy Hopkinson archaeology, cad, database, survey, 3D reconstruction, web design

Education & Qualifications Sheffield University 1992-94 Archaeological Science B.Sc. (1st class honours) Sheffield University 1994-95 Landscape Archaeology M.A. (sponsored by British Academy) York University 2001-02 Archaeological Information Systems M.Sc. (distinction) (sponsored by English Heritage)

Experience Guy has been involved in computing, archaeology & surveying since 1988, having worked on a range of projects in both Britain and abroad. These have included archaeological fieldwork, architectural survey, research, illustration and web design. Having completed a computing based M.Sc. at York University he left his previous employment to found Archaeoscope in 2002. Contact

Publications

• Hopkinson, G. & Winters, J. 2004. Problems with Permatrace: a note on digital image publication. Internet Archaeology 14.
• Dickson, A. Hopkinson, G. & Timms, S. 2005. The Effects of Agricultural Practices on Archaeological Remains. APC Occasional Papers 1.
• Powlesland, D. Lyall, J. Hopkinson, G. Donoghue, D. Beck, M. Harte, A. & Stott, D. 2006. Beneath the sand: Remote Sensing, Archaeology, Aggregates and Sustainability: A case study from Heslerton, the Vale of Pickering, North Yorkshire, England. Archaeological Prospection 13.

Employment History

2002 - present	Freelance Survey / Archaeology / Computing / Web Design, Archaeoscope
2001-2002	M.Sc. Archaeological Information Systems (distinction), University of York
1997 - 2002	Project Officer, On Site Archaeology
1996 - 1997	Supervisor / Site Assistant, Wessex Archaeology
1996	Site Assistant, York Archaeological Trust
1995 - 1996	Supervisor, American University of Beirut
1994 - 1995	M.A. Landscape Archaeology, University of Sheffield
1992 - 1994	B.Sc. Archaeological Science (1st class Hons), University of Sheffield
1994	Supervisor, Trinity College Carmarthen / Dyfed Archaeological Trust
1994	Site Assistant, South Yorkshire Archaeology
1993	Site Assistant, Northern Archaeological Associates
1991 - 1992	Curator, North East England, English Heritage
1991	Supervisor, AC Archaeology
1991	Site Assistant, Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust
1991	Supervisor, Somerset County Council
1990 - 1991	Site Assistant, University of York
1990	Site Assistant, Wessex Archaeology
1990	Site Assistant, York Archaeological Trust
1989	Supervisor, Algarve Archaeological Institute
1989	Supervisor, DMV Research Group
1989	Site Assistant, Hertfordshire County Council
1988 - 1989	Site Assistant, York Archaeological Trust

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Dylan Hopkinson archaeology, cad, database, web design

Education & Qualifications University of Southampton 1990-93 Archaeology B.A. 2(i) University of Southampton 2006 - ongoing Maritime Archaeology M.A.

Experience Dylan has been involved in archaeology since 1991, excavating mostly in southern England & the Middle East. Over the last 5 years he has been involved in various projects looking into the use and development of archaeological databases for post excavation and digital on-site recording techniques. This work started while employed by English Heritage, and continues through Cultural Heritage Information Consultants. Contact

Employment History

Jan 2001 - Present	Archaeological database development and data publishing, CHIC, Archaeoscope
Sept 2002 & Aug 2003	Surveyor & Excavator, Institute of Archaeology - UCL - (Merv - Turkmenistan)
Jan 2000 - Jan 2001	Archaeological Information Officer - Archaeology Commissions Team, English Heritage
Aprl 1997 - Jan 2000	Field Officer, AOC Archaeology
Mar 1999	Trial Excavation & Standing Building Recording, Charles LeQuesne/AOC Archaeology - Egypt
Feb 1994 - Apr 1997	Field Officer, American University of Beirut / Archaeological Collaboration for Research & Excavation
Jan 1994 - Feb 1994	Field Assistant, Devon County Council - Archaeology Service
Aug 1993 - Jan 1994	Field Assistant, Essex County Council - Field Archaeology Group
Aug 1993	Field Education Assistant, Southampton University
June 1993	Field Assistant, Worcestershire County Council - Historic Environment and Archaeology Service
Aug 1992 & 1991	Site Assistant, Southampton University
Aug 1991	Site Assistant, Tel Jezreel - Central Northern Israel
1990 - 1993	Archaeology B.A. 2(i), University of Southampton

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Ben Arblaster programming, web design

Education & Qualifications CV in preparation

Experience Ben is currently studying Computing at Durham University. Since May 2006 he has worked for Archaeoscope on a freelance basis, primarily assisting with field survey and coding for dynamic PHP driven web sites. Contact Personal site www.andatche.com

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John Hewick programming, web design

Education & Qualifications York College of Arts & Technology: 1986 - 1990 City & Guilds: Mechanical Production Engineering Background to physics applied to technology Open University: 2001 - 2005 Diploma In Computing (D12) T171: Computing History & Web Design M206: Computing - An Object Orientated Approach: Object Orientated Programming methods & theories including SmallTalk, Java, C++ etc M358: Relational Databases MT262: Putting Computer Systems to Work: C/C++ programming, client-server applications, graphic creation, applications & consoles, safe programming practices

Experience John has been involved in programming and web design since 2000, designing software applications and web sites ranging from simple static html to complex Flash animations and server side technologies such as PHP and MySQL. He is experienced in programming in a number of languages including C, C++ and SmallTalk in environments such as Borland C++ Builder and Visual Studio. Since 2004 John has worked for archaeoscope on a freelance basis, whenever workloads are high or specialised coding is required. He also assists whenever audio needs to be incorporated into site design. Contact Personal site www.studio4000.archaeoscope.org

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