3d artist with an interest in archaeology.Roman period of particular interest.Production of animations and multimedia work.Always looking for projects to get involved with.

Experimental archaeologist specialising in presenting prehistoric skills and technologies to the public through demonstrations, 'hands on' activities, teaching collections and replica prehistoric composite tools.

Illustrator Nicholas Dooley gives examples of his finds drawings and reconstruction drawings, with photographs of the original remains, from sites in Cyprus, Britain and Turkey.

Specialists in digital recording, reconstruction and presentation, operating primarily within the archaeological and heritage sectors. Services, methods, projects.

Mark Bell's specialist archaeological computer consultancy based in Bournemouth, Dorset. Samples of projects.

A specialist consultancy offering electronic publishing and database services, experienced in working with archaeologists. Samples of work on-line.

Will Lord reproduces prehistoric tools and weaponry, and offers flint knapping demonstrations. Includes details and photos of activities, a diary, and contact information. Located in the UK.

Details of practical workshops / demonstrations in the UK and reproductions of bronze age artefacts by Neil Burridge.

Experienced in 3D and 2D graphics and animation, title sequences, production and editing. Facilities; samples of work. Clients have included Channel 4's 'Time Team' and the BBC's 'Meet the Ancestors'.

Alan Vince of the University of York and technical aides offer to make the literature generated by UK field archaeology available on the Internet. Profiles, projects.

David Freeman is a historical and archaeological interpreter, specialising in the Iron Age (Celtic) and Romano-British periods.

Create custom databases, expert systems, and perceptually-designed color suites and maps. Specialists in Celtic coin databases.

Specialize in multimedia interactive learning and information, including historical reconstruction by archaeologist Mike Ponsford and illustrator Chris Molan. Services, samples.

Archaeological and natural history illustrator. Profile and examples of work: artefacts, insects, reconstruction drawing and computer-generated model.

Offers heritage presentation in museums and ancient monument and historic site interpretation. Includes details of services and projects.

A film and television production company, making history and archaeology documentaries with historian Michael Wood. Company history, staff, catalogue. Wood's bibliography.

Part of The Continuum Group in York, which specialises in presenting archaeology and heritage. This section produces film and video for television and streaming media for use on the Web, DVD and CD-ROM.

A software development house established as a spin-out company from the University of Oxford, specialising in creating digital archives and web presentation of archaeology and heritage.

Part of The Continuum Group in York, it specialises in the public presentation of archaeological and historical projects: museums, exhibitions, and visitor attractions.

Designers experienced in film and broadcast effects, including computer-generated graphics. Past projects include reconstructions of Solomon's Temple and the 'head of Jesus' for the BBC's 'Son of God'.

Specializes in 2D and 3D graphics and animations for archaeologists, architects, museums, publishers and television. Clients include the BBC's "Meet The Ancestors".

Dave Chapman, bronze founder and sculptor, attempts to recreate as nearly as possible the metallurgical technology of the Bronze Age. Techniques, cast objects, mail-order catalogue.

Re-enactment and replica weapons, jewelry, leatherwork, horn, helmets, and wrought iron.

Creates virtual reality reconstructions of ancient heritage sites. Profile, services, portfolio. Involved with the Theatron Project for teaching and researching theatre history.

Video projects produced and directed by Sean Caveille, including Calleva, the Roman Town of Silchester, and Danebury, an exhibition film commissioned by Andover Museum of the Iron Age.

Mak Wilson and Peter Hurst offer 3D virtual reconstructions of historical buildings and events.

Factual entertainment programming, with a bias towards science and technology, history and event programmes.