Membership
Join AACAI
Renew Membership
AACAI Members
Members Login
Publications
News
JAACA Journals
Monographs
Reports
Newsletters
Services
Find an Archaeologist
Surveys
Databases
Submissions
Prizes and Awards
About AACAI
National Executive
Membership Committee
State Chapters
Past AACAI Presidents
AACAI Constitution
AACAI Strategic Policy 2015–2025
Code of Ethics
Policies
Contact AACAI
Publications
Services
Contact Us
My Profile
Home
My Profile
Close
Jo-Anne Thomson
Profile Details
Profile Display Name
Jo-Anne Thomson
Profile Picture
Title
Ms.
First Name
Jo-Anne
Last Name
Thomson
Contact Details
E-mail Address
thomsonheritage@bigpond.com
Mobile
0439 518 928
Address
PO Box 224
Suburb
Floreat
Post Code
6014
State
WA
Country/Region
Australia
Professional Details
Company
Thomson Cultural Heritage Management
Qualification
Master of Applied Cultural Heritage Studies (Curtin) 2013Postgraduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage Studies (JCU) 2003Bachelor of Arts (Hons I) in Prehistoric and historic archaeology (USyd) 1998Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training (Karratha College of TAFE) 2005Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management) (Modal) 2005
Professional Associations
Full member, Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists IncorporatednFull international member, ICOMOSnMember, Australian Archaeological Association nMember, World Archaeological Congress
Consulting Experience
Jo has dual expertise in archaeology and cultural heritage management. She has over 15 years experience and has worked in the Pilbara, South West, Wheat Belt, Central West, Gascoyne, Goldfields and greater Perth metropolitan regions of Western Australia and regional NSW.
In addition to archaeological survey, site recording, excavation and site management, Jo has extensive experience in field logistics in remote areas, Indigenous community liaison and consultation, project management, design and delivery of training to employees and the Indigenous community, CHMS development and implementation, GIS and audits and reviews (field and system), within a wide range of development contexts from conceptual studies through to feasibility, operations and planning for mine closure, large scale infrastructure developments, exploration and evaluation drilling, urban residential and pastoral activities.
Selected Publications
Thomson, J. R. & J. P. White, 2000. 'Localism of Lapita pottery in the Bismarck Archipelago', Australian Archaeologist: Collected papers in honour of Jim Allen, A. Anderson & T. Murray (Eds), Coombs Academic Publishing, ANU, pp308323.
Social Profiles
Website (URL)
http://thomsonheritage.com.au/