Judy Powell is Head of the Cultures
and Histories program at the Queensland Museum. Her academic qualifications
are in history and archaeology and her professional experience
is in cultural heritage assessment and management. Her particular
area of interest is environmental history and archaeology. Before
working in Australia, she undertook archaeological work and research
in Greece, Cyprus, and Jordan.
Judy Powell is one of the Chief Investigators in the ARC funded
project to develop a Historical Atlas of Queensland. This three
year project (2007-2009) is a collaborative project between QM
and The University of Queensland.
Judy is also a Project Coordinator for the Mill Point Archaeological
Project. Further details are available at http://www.atsis.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=42037
Skills and Services Offered:
Historical archaeology
Museum studies
Heritage studies
Historical research and writing
Professional Interests:
Environmental archaeology and history
Cultural landscapes
Forest and National Park history
Education
Qualifications: BA (Hons), Dip Ed, PhD
Publications and experience:
(in prep.) The fish bone assemblage from the Cave of Cyclope,
Youra, part 1 in A. Sampson (ed.), The Cave of Cyclope on the
Island of Youra, Greece. Mesolithic and Neolithic Networks in
the Northern Aegean Basin. Department of Mediterranean Studies,
Rhodes.
2005 Ulm, S., J. Prangnell, J. Powell, C. Westcott, T.
McDonald, K. Murphy and S. Nichols "Mill Point Archaeological
Project Field Season Report 2005", Australian Forest History
Society Inc Newsletter 40:4-6
2003 "The fishbone assemblage from the Cave of Cyclope,
Youra: evidence for continuity and change", in The Greek
Mesolithic: Problems and perspectives, eds Nena Galanidou
and Catherine Perlés, The British School at Athens Studies
10, London.
2003 "Fishing in the Mesolithic: the cave of Cyclope,
Youra", Zooarchaeology of Greece: recent advances,
eds Eleni Kotjabopoulou, Yannis Hammilakis, Paul Halstead, Clive
Gamble and Paraskevi Elefant, The British School at Athens Studies
9, Nottingham.
2000 "Expanding horizons: environmental and cultural
values within natural boundaries", International Journal
of Heritage Studies, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 49-65.
1999 "Stakeholders, lobbyists and politicians at Brooloo",
Australia's ever-changing forests, Proceedings of the Fourth
National Conference on Australian Forest History, ed. John Dargavel
& Brenda Libbis, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies,
Australian National University, pp. 260-272.
1999 "Expanding Horizons: environmental and cultural
values within Natural Boundaries", Archaeology and the
National Park idea, George Wright Forum, Volume 16, No 4,
37-49.
1995 "Fishy business - studies of fishing in the prehistoric
Aegean", The Artefact 18: 76-79.
1992 "Archaeological and pictorial evidence for fishing
in the Bronze Age: issues of identification and interpretation",
Eikon: Aegean Bronze Age Iconography Aegaeum 8, Liège,
307-316.
BOOKS
1996 Powell, J, Fishing in the Prehistoric Aegean,
Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, Goteburg.
1996 Eshuys, Guest, Dodd, Phelan & Powell, Studies
of Society and Environment 1, Universal, Noosaville.
1996 Eshuys, Guest, Dodd & Powell, Studies of Society
and Environment 2, Universal, Noosaville.
Address: Dr Judy Powell
PO Box 225
Pomona Qld 4568
Phone: 07 3227 6445
Fax: 07 3227 7237
E-mail: judith.powell@qm.qld.gov.au
Updated 16 Nov 2006
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