Heritage Innovation's mission is to break down barriers between cultural heritage expertise and modern communities. We explore and develop new ways of helping people engage with their cultural heritage. We use the past in the present to create social and environmental benefits for future generations.
Heritage Innovation draws on wide networks of expertise to create the best team to deliver high quality and ethical outcomes for our clients. We work closely with a range of partners.
Paul is the founder and CEO of Heritage Innovation. He has a rich experience of working internationally across a wide spectrum of heritage organisations, delivering a diverse range of cultural heritage projects and services.
Expertise
Experience
Paul is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London (FSA) and a full Member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (MCIfA). He holds a PhD from the University of York, and a BSc and MA from the University of Sheffield.
More information about Paul can be found on LinkedIn.
A significant part of the value we bring to our clients is our consistent collaboration with colleagues at the cutting edge of professional development and technical research. Our insights can you gain a competitive advantage.
Managing Archaeology in Dynamic Urban Centres
book co-edited by Paul Belford and Jeroen Bouwmeester, published by Sidestone (Leiden, NL)
Ensuring archaeology in the planning system delivers public benefit
journal article by Paul Belford, published in Public Archaeology, 18:4. 191-216.
Kirkstall Forge, Leeds
book co-authored by Paul Belford, Glyn Davies, Rowan May and Mark Stenton, published by the York Archaeological Trust (UK)
The impact of development-driven archaeology on understanding later medieval settlements in central and north-east Wales
journal article by Paul Belford, published in Medieval Settlement Research, 36. 18-39.
Politics and heritage: developments in historic environment policy and practice in Wales
journal article by Paul Belford, published in The Historic Environment: Policy and Practice, 9:2. 1-25
A dynasty of Catholic industrialists in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England
book by Paul Belford, published by Archaeopress (Oxford, UK)
Adding value: an independent system of accreditation for archaeology and cultural heritage
journal article co-authored by Paul Belford and Dr. G.A. Wait and published in Archäologische Informationen, 41. 55-64.
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