Academic Staff Qualifications | Research Interests |
Associate Professor Heather Burke | European constructions of cultural landscapes; standing structures, style and social identity; ideology and capitalism; mining; the frontier and contact; working class archaeology; heritage interpretation and the uses of archaeology; archaeology of the Chinese in Australia; World War II |
| Dr Alice Gorman On leave 2012-2014 BA Melbourne, PhD University of New England | Archaeology of space exploration; terrestrial launch sites; cultural heritage management of orbital debris; lithic analysis; flaked bottle glass; body modification; history of anthropology |
Dr Jennifer F. McKinnon | Maritime archaeology; historical archaeology; cultural heritage management; Spanish colonization and mission systems; ship construction; lifesaving stations and shipwreck shelter hut; World War II |
| Dr Mick Morrison BA (Hons) James Cook University, PhD Flinders | Archaeology of Australian gatherer-hunter peoples; coastal archaeology and shell midden analysis; archaeology of cross-cultural engagement; Christian missions and Aboriginal people; Indigenous cultural heritage management; Indigenous land and sea management |
Professor Donald Pate | Archaeological science; palaeodiet; palaeoecology; bio-archaeology; archaeology of Native North America; Australian Indigenous archaeology; modern material culture; anthropological archaeology; behavioral biology; human evolution |
| Dr Amy Roberts Director of Studies BA (Hons) | Archaeology and anthropology of Indigenous Australia; Native Title; cultural heritage management; stone artefact analysis; stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis; the relationship between archaeology and anthropology; archaeology, anthropology and intellectual property; Indigenous traditional fishing; Murray and Mallee archaeology and anthropology; coastal archaeology and anthropology; mid north archaeology and anthropology; the life and works of Indigenous scholar Dr Doreen Karthinyeri and traditional healers in Indigenous Australia |
Professor Claire Smith | Australian Indigenous archaeology; archaeology of art; gender and material culture; the archaeology of contact; archaeological ethics |
Dr Wendy van Duivenvoorde | Maritime history, maritime trade and shipbuilding in the Mediterranean and northwest Europe, early seventeenth century East Indiamen, Greek and Roman anchors. |

