Sadie has been a leading practitioner in field archaeology for more than two decades and has in-depth knowledge of the profession and its pressures. She began working in archaeology in 1995,and has been working at Museum of London Archaeology since 1998. She was made a Project Officer in 2009 in which role she was responsible for major sites with larger field teams,largely on multi-period sites in London.[4]
Sadie has worked on a variety of medieval and Roman sites and is experienced in the excavation and supervision of complex urban sites. From 2008 to 2019 she worked as an Excavation Director in the City of London,and was responsible for leading the award-winning excavations at Bloomberg London.[citation needed]
She was Archaeologist in Residence at the MacDonald Institute,University of Cambridge,where she researched current challenges to archaeological practice,and the need for the sector to revolutionise its offering.[4] This work then led her to gain a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Future Leader Fellowship based at the Museum of London Archaeology in which her research is aimed at reframing the narrative around value provided from development-led archaeology.[4]
↑ Watson, S. and Fredheim, H., 2022. Value from development-led archaeology in the UK: Advancing the narrative to reflect societal changes. Sustainability, 14(5), p. https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/5/3053 3053
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