Jody Ineson, BSc

I have an Archaeological Sciences BSc(hons) degree, which included study in paleopathology, forensic and biomolecular archaeology and conservation. I worked on the Sites & Monuments Records for the National Trust and on the ‘Twixt Aire and Calder’ online project for Wakefield Council, becoming familiar with industrial archaeology cataloguing. I am a council member of Wakefield Historical Society, whose lecture series also covers a range of archaeological topics.

10 years’ experience in a music and drama library cataloguing and handling queries on a range of sheet music and text books, including orchestral and choral, popular music and performance theory. Many years’ experience of church music ministry organisation and performance.

Experience of a range of subjects including modern and classical plays, screenplays, pantomimes, Shakespeare and works in translation, also performance and staging theory, history and biography.

I have a working familiarity with a range of literature, including cataloguing classic and modern works of drama and dramatic theory, and indexing works on 19th century novels and poetry. I have an interest in graphic novels and genre books, and the academic study of works that are not usually subject to analysis.

I have indexed books on Christianity, including biographies, Christianity’s relationship to science and pacifism. I have many years’ experience of organising church music and Justice & Peace ministries and have helped organise a church library.

I have studied history and archaeological sciences, covering topics from Roman Britain to the History of Technology and have some field experience of excavation and landscape archaeology in Yorkshire. I have worked on the ‘Twixt Aire and Calder’ online project for Wakefield Council and am Lecture Secretary of my local historical society, which holds talks on a wide range of local and national historical topics and organises participation in outreach events. I have indexed books covering the social and technological history of Yorkshire.

I have a background in archaeological sciences, studying Roman Britain, World archaeology and the History of Technology. I am a council member my local historical society, which holds lectures on a wide range of local and national historical topics and organises participation in outreach events.

Being a long-time member of Amnesty International I have an interest in Human Rights, globally and nationally. I act as Justice and Peace Officer for my church, communicating ideas about social issues and their effect on individuals. I have indexed books on Pacifism, religious persecution, the ethics of collecting data on refugees, and liberal Islam.

My background in Archaeological Science and my current experience of being on the committee of Wakefield Historical Society enable me to index social history in an informed way. I have indexed books on the Dissenting tradition in the North of England, 18th century adventurer-artists and the history of mining.

I have an Archaeological Sciences BSc(hons) Degree which covered topics including osteology, paleopathology forensic and biomolecular archaeology. I helped produce and present presentations on Forensic Archaeology for educational organisation Think Forensic

I have experience working in a music and drama library, cataloguing and handling a range of screenplays, film music and texts on cinema and acting theory. I have a keen amateur interest in genre films and set design.

I have an Archaeological Sciences BSc (hons) Degree which including the study of osteology, paleopathology, forensic and evolutionary theory.