Harriet Bryant-Buck

Harriet has worked in commercial archaeology since 2012, and has been involved with numerous projects. In her current role as Project Manager at Headland’s Midlands & West office, she is responsible for Managing projects from start to finish, working closely with clients, site teams, subcontractors and other specialists to bring projects to conclusion. Her work in commercial archaeology has involved post-medieval cemetery sites, complex Roman settlements, extensive Anglo-Saxon cemeteries, and multi-period urban and rural excavations.

In her most recent project, Harriet has been working on a large infrastructure project in Wiltshire, known as the Swindon Southern Connector Road. This 1.5 mile long road scheme involved complex Roman archaeology and various investigation methods, including geophysical survey, geo-archaeological trenches, excavation and monitoring. Harriet has also been at the forefront of leading excavations of a post-medieval cemetery in Birmingham and Leamington Spa as part of the HS2 North project.

As an experienced human osteologist, Harriet can also complete a full osteological analysis of human skeletal remains recovered during excavation. Alongside commercial archaeology, she has worked with community and research projects, including a community excavation at Sedgeford, North Norfolk, and has been involved in public talks and outreach events. Harriet has also worked with the Vinkovci Municipal Museum (Gradski Musej Vinkovci) in Croatia.