UCL Institute of Archaeology

• B.Sc A.I.F.A
• Project Manager, Archaeology South-East

Research Interests

• The archaeology, landscape and historic environment of Lewes, East Sussex

Professional Skills

• Archaeological Project Management
• Geophysical survey

Qualifications

• 1998 - BSc (Hons) Archaeology - Institute of Archaeology, University College London.
• 1995 - Certificate in Practical Archaeology, University of Sussex.

Membership of Learned Societies and Professional Recognition

• Associate Member, Institute of Field Archaeologists

Career Summary

• 2005 to present - Project Manager, Archaeology South-East.
• 2000 - 2005 - Field Officer, Archaeology South-East.
• 1998 - 2000 - Assistant Field Officer, Archaeology South-East.

Key Projects

• Medieval urban settlement in Lewes, Sussex: Excavation of complex urban sites in Lewes (including St John Street, and Lewes House Library) permitting the study of Saxon and later Medieval urban morphology and settlement change.
• Bolnore Village, Haywards Heath, W. Sussex: Excavation of Late Iron Age/Early Roman hilltop enclosure.
• Ouse Estuary Project, Newhaven, E. Sussex: Excavation of a large medieval saltern on the flood plain of the River Ouse.
• Taylor’s Garage, Wye, Kent: Excavation of medieval and post-medieval settlement evidence within the historic core of the town.
• Damhead Creek Power Station, Hoo Peninsula, Kent: Excavation of a multiperiod site, including evidence of Bronze Age salt working and Roman pottery production.
• Roundstone Lane, Angmering, W. Sussex: Excavation of a Bronze Age cremation cemetery, contemporary field system and a Romano-British farmstead.

• Griffin, N. forthcoming. Archaeological Investigations at Roundstone Lane, Angmering, West Sussex, 2001. South Coast Monograph Series.
• Griffin, N. 2005. Roman and Medieval Remains in Middleton-on-Sea: Excavations at Nalgo Lodge, 2000. Sussex Archaeological Collections 143, 151-172.
• Griffin, N. 2005. ‘Site of new Lewes Library’ Sussex Past and Present. 106,
  6-7.
• Griffin, N. James, R. & Butler, C. 2004. ‘The London-Portslade Roman road and prehistoric activity at Haywards Heath’ Sussex Archaeological Collections 142, 139-144.
• Griffin, N. 2002. ‘Life and Death at Angmering’ Sussex Past and Present. 102, 3-4.
• Griffin, N. 2000, ‘Fired Clay’ in C. Butler, Saxon Settlement and Earlier Remains at Friars Oak, Hassocks, West Sussex, BAR British Series 295, 39-40.