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Rose Hall

Rose Hall is Logistics Director of HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant. Formerly Chief Operating Officer of the Invictus Games Foundation, she has consulted for various companies including Audley, a strategic advisory firm, and Allied, a national security investor and venture builder. She has significant experience in complex operational delivery and strategy development.

Elizabeth Browne

Elizabeth joined us as a Trustee in 2025. She brings skills from the field of Corporate Social Responsibility and sponsorship of the arts. Using her experience in collaborative community partnerships and events, she is particularly excited about the new Finds programme, which will increase awareness of the Charity’s work to a wider audience. Elizabeth and […]

Major General James Cowan (retd) CBE DSO

James rejoined Waterloo Uncovered as a trustee in 2025, having previously dedicated several years in support of the charity. James was a soldier and has a keen interest in Waterloo history – creating a diorama of Waterloo – and Veteran and Serving Military Personnel wellbeing. He joined the Black Watch from Oxford in 1986, serving […]

Professor Tony Pollard

Tony Pollard is Professor of Conflict History and Archaeology at the University of Glasgow, where he is based in the Centre for War Studies and Conflict Archaeology, teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Over the past twenty-five years, Tony has carried out numerous conflict related archaeological projects across the globe, ranging from South Africa to […]

Dr Stuart Eve

A Digital Archaeologist and Partner at L–P: Archaeology; Stuart has managed projects all over the world from large master-planning projects to implementing a new conservation management and monitoring system for a candidate World Heritage site. He is also a bit of a whizz with Augmented Reality and mobile computing. Stu has been an Archaeological Director […]

Dominique Bosquet

Attaché, Service de l’archéologie-Direction extérieure du Brabant wallon. Dominique provides official Belgian representation as well as essential local and academic knowledge and oversees the project on behalf of the Belgian authorities. Photo copyright: Vincent Rocher, © AWaP.

Veronique Mouleart

Patron

Service Public de Wallonie

The Service Public de Wallonie (Walloon Public Service) is the Walloon region administration, and brings its expertise to the Walloon government, helping it in its missions and implementing its policies. Based in Namur, it is divided into 6 Operational Directorates represented in all Walloon provinces. The Walloon Heritage Agency (AWaP), which covers archaeology, is under TLPE (Territory, Housing, Heritage, Energy), which notably has […]

Museum of London Archaeology

MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) is an experienced and innovative archaeology and built heritage practice who have been providing independent, professional heritage advice and services for over 40 years across the UK and internationally on schemes both large and small.

University College Roosevelt, Utrecht University

University College Roosevelt is the Liberal Arts and Sciences University College of Utrecht University. They provide undergraduate archaeology students to take part in our July excavations. During the dig, and upon their return to the university, these students conduct outreach work, for example in local schools to tell more people in the Netherlands about the project […]

Michelle

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Michelle, who participated in our 2021 Virtual Programme and 2022 Hidden Histories Programme, and her story.

Sean

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Sean, who participated in our 2015 Programme and went on to be the first participant of our Work Experience Programme in 2020.

Jamie

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Jamie, who took part in our 2020 Virtual Programme and 2021 Arts Programme.

Paula

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Paula, who participated in our 2018 Excavation Programme, and her story.

Alastair

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Alastair, who participated in our 2019 Excavation Programme, and his story.

Moira

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Moira, who participated in our 2018 Excavation Programme, and her story.

Jo

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Jo, who participated in our 2018 Excavation Programme and 2020 Virtual Programme, and her story.

Matt

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Matt, who participated in our 2018 and 2019 Excavation Programme, and his story.

Shaun

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Shaun, who participated in our 2021 Arts Programme, and his story.

Maria

Waterloo Uncovered supports Veterans and Serving Personnel as they recover from the traumas of war and transition to civilian life, through a programme of archaeology, education and wellbeing support. Learn more about Maria, who participated in our 2020 Virtual Programme, and her story.

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