about us
Graeme Attwood
Director of Archaeology
MSc Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
MCIfA
Graeme is the well seasoned British archaeologist of the company. Fueled by a life-long interest in archaeology and Irn-Bru, he began volunteering for local research excavation projects age 15. He generated a career out of this early hobby, working for both commercial archaeology and archaeo-geophysics companies over the past decade. In his spare time, Graeme follows the ups and downs, let’s face it, mainly the downs, of Newcastle United and is a keen photographer.
Finnegan Pope-Carter
Director of Research and Development
MSc Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
BSc Geophysics (Physics) – University of Liverpool
Fellow of the Geological Society
Finn is the technology go-to guy at Magnitude Surveys. Coming from a geophysics background, Finn was inspired and driven by the challenges of applying geophysics for archaeology; he is passionate about tackling new and old problems with computing. Finn believes there is no problem that can’t be solved with raspberry pi and computer coding. In his spare time, Finn stalks the technology section of Kickstarter, enjoys camping, and is an avid reader.
Dr. Chrys Harris
Director of Projects
PhD Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
MSc Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
BA Anthropology: emphasis in Archaeology – Minnesota State University, Moorhead
Chrys is the resident earth resistance and EM enthusiast at Magnitude Surveys, passionate about developing new survey and data processing/visualisation methods for these techniques. This has been the focus of her PhD thesis, which she has recently completed! One of her favourite aspects of geophysical work is the adventure of exploring new places. In her spare time, Chrys enjoys playing the piano and hiking (although not at the same time).
Leanne Swinbank
Project Officer
BA Archaeology – University of York
Leanne entered the world of commercial archaeological geophysics in 2013 shortly after graduating. After spending most of the last few years in various fields across the country Leanne is looking forward to spending some time in doors running field teams. In her spare time Leanne enjoys baking, reading, and searching ebay for retro home bargains.
Thomas Eyre
Junior Project Officer
MPhys Physics – University of Sheffield
MSc Exploration Geophysics – University of Leeds
Tom joined Magnitude Surveys having graduated from a masters in Exploration Geophysics in 2016. He splits his time between survey work and equipment development and maintenance. When he’s not busy surveying for archaeology he’s probably swimming, painting ceramics in Saltaire, or cycling– his own version of the triathlon.
Dr. Hannah Brown
Community Engagement Officer
PhD Archaeological Prospection and Landscapes – University of Bradford
MSc Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
MA Medieval Studies – University of York
BA Modern History – University of Oxford
Marta Fortuny Torruella
Archaeological Geophysicist
MA Landscape Archaeology – University of Sheffield
BA Archaeology – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Marta likes dancing salsa and geophysics; in that order. She has plenty field experience from archaeological excavations in Spain and France. After graduating from her BA, Marta moved to the UK to pursuit a career in archaeological geophysics, first by completing a masters and then by joining Magnitude Survey. She likes challenging herself, like learning other latino dances or studying Russian.
Julia Cantarano
Geophysicist
Pete Turner
Archaeological Geophysicist
Ed Burton
Assistant Archaeological Geophysicist
Freddie Salmon
Assistant Archaeological Geophysicist
Nick Adams
Assistant Archaeological Geophysicist
Tom Sparrow
Friend of Magnitude Surveys
MSc Archaeological Prospection – University of Bradford
BS Archaeological Sciences – University of Bradford
Tom Sparrow has been a friend of Magnitude Surveys since its inception. A modern day renaissance man, Tom’s shared visions with Magnitude Surveys has driven the development of cutting-edge, bespoke geophysical systems. Armed with creativity and a workshop of CNCs and 3D printing machines, there is no task too big or small that can’t be tackled.
Laika
Head of Security and Investigations
