This project has benefited from the resources and support of various individuals and institutions. We are particularly indebted to the Sorrell family for their insight, attention and ongoing encouragement. More information about Alan Sorrell’s career and life history can be found on his family’s comprehensive website:
The Sorrell archive continues to be housed in and cared for by the Society of Antiquaries of London. Its guidance around and commitment to both the archive and this project have proven invaluable. More information about the Society’s collections, projects, and rich intellectual history can be found on its website:
Society of Antiquaries of London
The preliminary phase of our research has been made possible by funding from the British Academy in the form of a small research grant. This award has enabled the initial sorting and cataloguing of the archive, as well as providing an opportunity to begin to articulate a larger research framework focused on Sorrell’s practice.
Similarly, the University of Southampton has offered critical institutional support. Details on related Southampton-based projects and the Department of Archaeology overall can be accessed via our project landing page:
Alan Sorrell Project at the University of Southampton, Archaeology Department