James Archer BA (Hons) MCIfA
We are delighted to announce the appointment of James Archer as Archaeology Director.
James joins us to spearhead our archaeology team, bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge that will enhance our capabilities and extend our influence in the field. Welcome, James, to our team as we embark on an exciting journey.
As a full member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (MCIfA), James brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the team.
James’s journey in archaeological consultancy commenced in 2014, following his tenure as a field archaeologist, where he honed his skills and developed a profound understanding of the discipline. Over the years, he has cultivated a diverse portfolio of projects spanning a broad spectrum of development sites. From large-scale developments to logistical hubs, educational and healthcare facilities, and green energy renewables.
His repertoire includes a plethora of tasks essential to the successful execution of archaeological consultancy. From meticulous desk-based reporting to contributing invaluable insights to Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA’s) and completing Environmental Statement Chapters (ESC), James has proven himself to be an invaluable asset at every stage of the process. Moreover, his understanding of project management ensures that archaeological works are overseen successfully from their inception to completion.
James’s client base is a testament to his versatility and proficiency. Serving an array of stakeholders ranging from development firms and land agents to project management entities, specialist planning firms, and public sector organisations.
Beyond his technical ability, James possesses a comprehensive understanding of the archaeological sector and its intricate relationship with the UK planning system. His nuanced approach, coupled with a pragmatic and commercially astute mindset, ensures that archaeological endeavours are seamlessly integrated into broader development initiatives, thereby facilitating progress while preserving and honouring our rich cultural heritage.
I am delighted to welcome James Archer to Fuller Long – HEA, we are confident that his wealth of experience and know-how will propel our Archaeology department to new heights of excellence.
