Jacqueline Matthews

Ms.

Jacqueline

Matthews

Master of Philosophy, University of Western Australia; Bachelor of Arts (Hons), University of Queensland

Associate member

Brisbane

QLD

Australia

BA (Hons 1st Class), University of Queensland (2013)
MPhil (Archaeology), University of Western Australia (2017)

Associate Member, Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Inc.nLife Member, Australian Archaeological Association Inc.nMember, World Archaeological Congress

I am a qualified archaeologist with over twelve years of experience in cultural heritage management, working on both Aboriginal and historical heritage. I have been involved in consulting projects for various industries, including the resources sector, renewables, transport, and State and Commonwealth infrastructure projects. My specialty is lithic or stone tool analysis, but I am also generally interested in all aspects of Aboriginal and historical archaeology in Australia.

- Matthews, J. and C. Frieman 2020 Telling stories about the past – theory and method in Australian Archaeology. Australian Archaeology. - Porr. M. and J. Matthews (eds) 2020 Interrogating Human Origins: Decolonisation and the Deep Human Past. Routledge, London. - Porr, M. and J. Matthews 2017 Postcolonialism, human origins and the paradox of modernity. Antiquity 91(358):1058–1068. - Porr, M. and J. Matthews 2016 Thinking through story: Archaeology and narratives. Hunter Gatherer Research 2(3):249-274. - Wallis, L.A. and J. Matthews 2016 Built structures in rockshelters of the Pilbara, Western Australia. Records of the Western Australian Museum 31(1):1–26. - Matthews, J. and L.A. Wallis 2015 Broadcasting, listening and the mysteries of public engagement: An investigation of the AAA online audience. Australian Archaeology 81:1-11. - Clarkson, C., M. Smith, B. Marwick, R. Fullagar, L.A. Wallis, P. Faulkner, T. Manne, E. Hayes, R.G. Roberts, Z. Jacobs, X. Carah, K. Lowe, J. Matthews and S.A Florin 2015 The archaeology and stratigraphy of Madjedbebe (Malakunanja II): A site in northern Australia with early occupation. Journal of Human Evolution 83:46-64. - David, B., J-M. Geneste, R.L. Whear, J-J. Delannoy, M. Katherine, R.G. Gunn, C. Clarkson, H. Plisson, P. Lee, F. Petchey, C. Rowe, B. Barker, L. Lamb, W. Miller, S. Hoerlé, D. James, É. Boche, K. Aplin, I.J. McNiven, T. Richards, A. Fairbairn and J. Matthews 2011 Nawarla Gabarnmang, a 45,180±910 cal BP site in Jawoyn Country, southwest Arnhem Land Plateau. Australian Archaeology 73:73-77.