I’m a PhD student at JCU in Cairns where my research focusses on reconstructing ancient terrestrial landscapes now submerged beneath the sea using mapping and modelling techniques.

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I completed my undergraduate studies (BA/BSci) at Monash University then worked for several years as an archaeologist in both government and consulting roles. I returned to study to complete my Honours in archaeology at JCU which led me to pursue my current PhD project. I am particularly interested in how spatial technologies can be used to investigate archaeological landscapes

 

Supervisors: Distinguished Prof Sean Ulm (JCU), Dr Frédérik Saltré (BEAM), Prof Ian McNiven (Monash) and Associate Prof Alana Grech (JCU)