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Dr Caitlin D'Gluyas

Lecturer , Archaeology - School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Biography

Dr Caitlin D’Gluyas is an early career researcher in Australian archaeology, with a focus on the recent past. She has experience as a consultant archaeologist primarily based in New South Wales and maintains industry connections. Her research specialises in studies of landscape archaeology, spatial analysis and young people, including at Point Puer (lutruwita/Tasmania), Norfolk Island and Parramatta (NSW). She is also interested in convict history, more-than-human approaches, post-colonialism, historical archaeological theory and methods, historical artefact analysis and archaeological applications of GIS.

Primary Research Area/s

Archaeology; Classics; History

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