Hannah explores built heritage and bones to discover the stories of everyday historic people and communities - specialising in the reign of Henry VIII (1509-1547).

Hannah is a historian, osteoarchaeologist and Associate RICS project manager including delivery of national award-winning projects.

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

Specialising in historic buildings and bones - combining postgraduate qualifications in Architectural History and Osteoarchaeology - the stories of everyday people are at the heart of Hannah’s research.