Neil Oliver is a Scottish television presenter, author, archaeologist and historian, best known for his fascinating documentaries and books on history and archaeology.
With a career spanning over two decades, he has become a household name, especially among history buffs and British television fans.
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- – Full name: Neil Oliver
- – Date of birth: February 21, 1967
- – Age: 57 years old
- – Gender: Male
- – Place of birth: Renfrew, Scotland
- – Nationality: British
- – Occupation: TV presenter, author, archaeologist, historian
- – Height: 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm)
- – Parents: Donald and Isabella Oliver
- – Siblings: David Oliver and Richard Oliver
- – Spouse: Trudi Oliver
- – Children: Evie Oliver, Teddy Oliver, Archie Oliver
- – Relationship status: Married
- – Net worth: £2 million
Early life and education
Neil Oliver is currently 57 years old. He was born on February 21, 1967 in Renfrew, Scotland. He grew up in a family with the support of his parents, Donald and Isabella Oliver, and two older brothers, David and Richard.
Oliver attended Dumfries College and then studied archaeology at the University of Glasgow, graduating with an MA in 1990.
Personal life
Neil Oliver’s personal life is marked by his loving relationship with his wife Trudi Oliver, whom he married in 2009.
The couple have three children together: Evie, Teddy and Archie. Oliver is quite private about his personal life, focusing more on his career and public activities.
Career
Neil Oliver’s career in archaeology and television began in the 1990s when he worked as an archaeologist for the National Conservation Trust of Scotland.
He then moved into television, presenting a number of documentary series, including Vikings, A History of Scotland and Coast.
He is also the author of many famous history books and historical novels. In 2021, he joined GB News as a presenter.
Net worth
Neil Oliver’s net worth is around £2 million, accumulated through a successful television career, book sales and public activities.
Social media
- Instagram: @neiloliver
- Twitter: @neiloliver
Book
- – Scottish History
- – Vikings: A History
- – The Coast: The Story of Our Island
- – Vikings: A Very Brief Introduction
