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Oxford Archaeology Unit:
THE WREKIN: Series of 2 reconstructions of the hillfort for information board. (2000)
ERMIN STREET: Reconstruction illustrations for popular publication The Road over the Hills (2000)
North Somerset County Council / Keynsham Town Council
KEYNSHAM Romano-British villa: Reconstruction for information board (2001)
Nottingham City Council:
NOTTINGHAM CASTLE (1998): A series of six reconstructions of various parts and views of the Castle, for use on the site information boards.
West Dorset District Council (selection):
ROMAN DORCHESTER TRAILBOARDS (1996): A series of trailboards depicting the bathhouses, townhouse, West Gate and amphitheatre of Roman Dorchester. Archaeologist Peter Woodward. (Note: although these designs were delivered to and paid for by the WDDC, they have not yet been published.)
Hampshire County Council (selection):
DANEBURY: Original reconstructions for the on-site trailboads (believed now replaced); also diorama at Andover Museum of the Iron Age. (Archaeologist Barry Cunliffe.)
Portsmouth City (selection):
“THREE CITIES” EXHIBITION (1990): Design and partial construction of exhibition on archaeology of Portsmouth, Southampton and Winchester, for exhibition in Duisburg (Germany). (Collab. John Johnston.)
SOUTHSEA CASTLE: (1992) Reconstruction paintings and fabrication of full-size replica items for new displays at Southsea Castle.
Southampton City Museums: JH was employed on a fixed-term contract in the Media Unit of the SCM from 1985-6; he became freelance after this date but continued to work for this Unit for a number of years. The archaeologist he usually worked with was Mark Brisbane; some others are mentioned below. There was a wide variety of projects and his input included:
MEDIEVAL GALLERY, GOD’S HOUSE TOWER: a number of reconstruction drawings, maps, plans and other graphics; perspective model of the building of a Medieval town house. (This was a new gallery.)
SAXON HAMWIC GALLERY, GOD’S HOUSE TOWER: Reconstruction drawings, maps, plans and other graphics; archaeologist Sharon Pay. (New gallery; graphics were also published in the Guidebook.)
PREHISTORIC GALLERY, GOD’S HOUSE TOWER MUSEUM: Reconstruction drawings (New gallery)
VIDEO: “MEDIEVAL SOUTHAMPTON”: Creation of a stop-frame animation sequence on the build-up of archaeological strata in urban situations.
BOOKLET “SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE”: Based on John Oxley’s research, this was a popular publication that I wrote and illustrated for SCM Archaeology Series.
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