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INTERVIEW with Professor Lee Bray, head archaeologist of Dartmoor National Park
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Welcome to another prehistory guys interview, introducing you to archaeologists and historians, all too often hidden behind the scenes, finding out what they’re up to while the world isn’t watching.
This time we're talking with Dr Lee Bray, lead archaeologist for the Dartmoor National Park in Devon, south west England.
Lee started out in geology before making the move into archaeology, and to Exeter University where he gained his doctorate in Romano British Iron production on Exmoor.
Dartmoor is a special place for us, so we were very much looking forward to this conversation with Dr Bray, who has possibly the best job archaeology can provide.
He didn't disappoint.
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