Postgraduate Students
Recently Completed
2021
Beckett, E. PhD Thesis, Contextualising Murujuga Stone Structures: Dampier Archipelago
Supervisors: Jo McDonald
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Clayton, L. PhD Thesis, Contextualising Great Basin Rock Art. A spatial and stylistic analysis of Volcanic Tableland rock art. Supervisors: Jo McDonald
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Motta, A. PhD Thesis, Animals into humans’: Multispecies encounters, relational ontologies, and social identity in Indigenous rock art from northeast Kimberley, Australia, during the Pleistocene.
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2020
Mayer, L. PhD Thesis, Authenticity in 3D: immersive rock art replicas in cultural tourism and heritage.
Supervisors: Benjamin Smith and Jo McDonald.
2019
Blunt, Z. Honours Thesis, Sea Level Rise and Islandisation: How did the reconfiguration of Murujuga’s Holocene landscape influence Indigenous people’s occupation and resource exploitation on Enderby and Rosemary Islands?
Supervisors: Jane Balme and Jo McDonald.
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Burcham, A. Honours Thesis, A 'Share in the Place': The isolated frontier settlement of West Lewis Island, Dampier Archipelago, Western Australia.
Supervisors: Alistair Paterson and Jo McDonald.
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Morrison, P. Honours Thesis, The Geoarchaeology of a Submerged Aboriginal Site in the Intertidal Zone of
Dolphin Island, Murujuga.
Supervisor: Jo McDonald.