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Updates For 2010:

Sands of Time Consultancy has been working with the Museum of London Docklands for the temporary exhibition Post Abolition: Commemorative Stamps From Around the World. There will be additional support through lectures. This is part of the National 2010 Festival of Stamps.

Highlights of 2009 - Sands of time Consultancy was involved with:

'The Slave Trade' published by Shire, Taking Liberties podcast released by the British library, was employed to work as a Museum Development Officer for MLA London and Sands of Time Consultancy expanded its Image Archive.

 

Welcome to Sands of Time Consultancy. Nigel Sadler has set up Sands of Time Consultancy to provide affordable professional advice on Museum and Heritage issues. Nigel Sadler has over 15 years of museum management experience and 4 years as a field archaeologist. In this time he has worked with International, National and Regional organisations, especially in areas to enhance public access to organisations, sites and information.

He has vast experience of collection management, object documentation, exhibition production, research, disaster planning, historic building management, forward planning and managing staff.

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Nigel Sadler

MA Museum Studies (1990)
BA (Hons) Geography and Archaeology (1986)



Below are links to two projects Nigel Sadler is involved in


Outside of his museum experience Nigel Sadler has spent the last 9 years researching the transatlantic slave trade. His main interest is the British suppression of the illegal African slave trade, 1807-1860.

Nigel Sadler utilised his knowledge and enthusiasm in 2007 during the 200th anniversary of the end of the British African Slave Trade and will continue to offer his knowledge, collections and travelling display. His research has appeared in the recent publications 'The Slave Trade' and 'Enfield and the Transatlantic Slave Trade'

 
Please look around the website and contact me with any queries.