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Dr

Heather Dalton

Honorary
Historical and Philosophical Studies
16th century Atlantic History
Maritime Trading Networks 1450-1700
Relationships Across National, Religious & Racial Boundaries
Evidence of Trade & Empire in Art 1200-1700
Yellow-crested & Sulphur-crested Cockatoos
Early Contact between Indo-Australian Archipelago & Europe
15th & 16th century English Slave Traders
Merchants' Ledgers & Account Books
Material Culture & Collecting
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Dr

Heather Dalton

 
Division
Arts
 
Primary Interest
210305 British History
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Scholarly Works

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Honours, Awards and Fellowships

2017

ANZAMEMS' inaugural Philippa Maddern ECR Publication Prize

2013

Project: Creating the Atlantic World: transnational relationships and family ties in trading networks and voyages of discovery, 1480–1580

Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Research Award (DECRA), May 2014-May 2017.

2013

Keble Advanced Studies Centre, Kevle College, Oxford. 2 month residence as research visitor collaborating with Dr Ian Archer (Michaelmas Term).

2011

Associate Investigator grant to fund 2012 project

Australian Research Council Centre for the History of Emotions

2011

For 2011, 2012, 2013 research in UK and Spain

Bauta Funding (Canada) to The Cabot Project

2010

For archival research in Seville 2010

Harvard University International Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World

2010

To work at University of Bristol on Cabot Project 2010

Australian Academy of the Humanities International Research Fellowship

2008

Grant for research collaboration in UK on maritime merchants

Australian Research Council Network for Early European Research

2005

Melbourne Abroad Postgraduate Traveling Scholarship

University of Melbourne

2004

Postgraduate Overseas Research Experience Scholarship

University of Melbourne

2003

Australian Postgraduate Award four-year scholarship

Australian Government

2016

FRHIST - Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (UK)


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Awards

Credentials

Positions


Honorary

Historical and Philosophical Studies

Education


Roger Barlow: Tudor Trade and the Atlantic World

University of Melbourne

International Linkages


University of Bristol

United Kingdom