Adam Ford - Director and archaeologist.  With almost 20 years experience as a professional archaeologist Adam's areas of expertise include Indigenous, historic and maritime archaeology and cultural heritage management.  Adam has worked extensively in NSW and Victoria as a consultant and as archaeological advisor to the State government; NSW Roads and Traffic Authority, NSW Department of Public Works and Services, and local government as the City Archaeologist for the City of Sydney.

Adam has conducted excavations in the UK, Caribbean, Middle East as well as Victoria, New South Wales, Northern Territory and Western Australia.  He has been involved with the design and implementation of large scale surveys and excavations. 

Adam is passionate about getting the public and their history together and reckons archaeology is a great way of  connecting people with their roots.

Sarah Collins - Archaeologist.  Sarah has over 7 years professional experience as an archaeological consultant with particular expertise in Indigenous cultural heritage management.  Sarah as conducted extensive research and survey programs in Victoria and was senior archaeological officer for Aboriginal Affairs Victoria, the state body responsible for administering the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act.  Sarah joined DIG in October 2008.  She has recently completed a dozen complex cultural heritage management plans that have been described as innovative and standard setting.

Jon Sterenberg - Archaeologist and Surveyor.  With over 24 years of professional experience Jon brings a very high level of skill and competence to DIG.  Jon has conducted large scale and complex archaeological projects all over the world.  Before settling in Australia 4 years ago Jon directed the archaeological operations of the International Commission for Missing Persons in the Former Yugoslavia, Iraq and Sierra Leone.  Jon is expert in archaeological surveying and GIS.  Jon has extensive logistical and project management skills and has successfully completed projects under the harshest conditions.