Hannah explores built heritage and historic bones to discover and share the stories of everyday people, communities and industries connected to royal and maritime sites.

Hannah is a historian, osteoarchaeologist and award-winning Associate RICS project manager specialising in the planning, design and delivery of heritage exhibitions, interpretation, digital content and cultural programming.

She has twenty years’ experience working for independent heritage charities including Burghley House in Lincolnshire, Historic Royal Palaces based at HM Tower of London, and the Mary Rose Trust at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

Specialising in historic buildings, landscapes, and bones, to discover the ‘hidden histories’ of ordinary people, communities and industries that contributed to royal and maritime built heritage from the late-fifteenth century.