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Trustees and Officers of the RRT
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Current Trustees and Officers | Former Trustees Current Trustees and Officers Robin Birch, CB, DL, MA (Oxon) (2002) Read Literae Humaniores at Oxford followed by 33 years in the Civil Service and now 7 years’ extensive service in voluntary Trusteeships. Has an abiding enthusiasm for Roman antiquities. Paul Booth BA, FSA, MIFA (2007) Paul Booth is a Senior Project Manager at Oxford Archaeology, one of the country's leading archaeological contracting organisations. He has managed/been involved in a very wide variety of projects, including major ones such as Channel Tunnel Rail Link and M6 Toll. He specialises inter alia in pottery work but has research interests including Roman 'small towns' and rural settlement and aspects of cemetery archaeology. Recent publications include The Thames Through Time, a survey of the archaeology of the Upper and Middle Thames in the 1st millennium AD (with colleagues) and current projects include the analysis of recent work on the late Roman cemetery at Lankhills, Winchester. Amanda Claridge BA (Hons) FSA (2007)
Janet DeLaine BA (Hons), PhD, FSA (2006) Since 2005 University Lecturer in Roman Archaeology and Fellow of Wolfson College, University of Oxford, having previously been Senior Lecturer in the Department of Archaeology, University of Reading. Her principal research interests are in Roman architecture, urbanism and art, particularly of Italy and the Mediterranean provinces, and she is currently working on the urban development of Ostia. Professor Michael Fulford FBA, FSA (Chairman 2009) Michael Fulford is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Reading, where he was first appointed as a lecturer in Archaeology in 1974. His research interests are in Roman urbanisation, material culture, economy and trade, and technology. He has excavated widely in southern Britain as well as in Pompeii, Italy. He has worked extensively at the Iron Age and Roman town of Silchester, Hampshire and since 1997 has been directing a long-term project on insula IX. His most recent publications include Life and Labour in Late Roman Silchester (2006) and Iron Age and Romano-British settlements and landscape in Salisbury Plain (2006). Jenny Hall MA, AMA, FSA (2007) Senior Roman Curator at the Museum of London. Her specialist interests are primarily in interpreting Roman London to an interested public of any age and in whatever form, whether gallery display and reconstructions, information booklets, talks and tours or the 'Living in Roman London' website. She is currently Hon Treasurer for the Roman Finds Group and is keen to promote the training of future Roman finds specialists. Ralph Jackson BA, DLitt, FSA (2006) Curator of the Romano-British Collections and Head of Roman Britain and Medieval Europe at the British Museum. He has directed excavations on Roman military and civilian sites in Britain and is currently co-ordinating the Ashwell Romano-British temple treasure project. In 2000 he curated the British Museum's exhibition 'Gladiators and Caesars: The Power of Spectacle in Ancient Rome'. His research interests are focused on material culture principally Roman metalwork and the archaeology of ancient medicine. Honorary Secretary
Dr John Pearce MA, MA, PhD FSA Auditor Mr. Duncan King, BA FCA ATII Former Trustees
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