Rob Collins is Senior Lecturer in Archaeology at Newcastle University. He has published many works on Hadrian’s Wall and its material culture. He completed his PhD at the University of York in 2008 and worked for the Portable Antiquities Scheme prior to joining Newcastle University.
Jane Harrison is Community Archaeologist for WallCAP and has directed archaeological projects across the UK, with an emphasis on community involvement. Jane completed her PhD at Oxford University in 2016. Her main research interests are Viking-period Northern Britain, Roman to medieval rural landscapes, and using placenames in archaeology.
Ian Kille is Community Geologist for WallCAP at Newcastle University. He also runs Northumbrian Earth, set up in 2006 to create community and visitor events to explore the geology of the north-east. He completed his PhD at Imperial College studying magmatic processes within the Mull volcanic complex.
Kathryn Murphy is a Research Assistant in Archaeology at Newcastle University, and the Project Support Officer for WallCAP. She studied GIS and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh, and previously worked as the HER officer at Lincolnshire County Council.
Kerry Shaw is the Community Liaison Officer and Volunteer Coordinator for WallCAP, situated in Archaeology at Newcastle University. She has previously worked on a range of heritage and community projects focused on Hadrian’s Wall, including Hadrian’s Wall Community Champions.
