A/Prof. Andrew Jamieson
Associate Professor In Near Eastern Archaelogy
Historical and Philosophical Studies
157 Scholarly works
8 Projects
HIGHLIGHTS
2021
Book
Heritage in Conflict Proceedings of Two Meetings: 'Heritage in Conflict: a Review of the Situation in Syria and Iraq', Workshop Held at the 63rd Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Marburg, Germany, 24-25 July 2017, and 'Syria: Ancient History - Modern Conflict', Symposium Held at the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, University of Melbourne, Australia, 11-13 August 2017
2021
Book Chapter
Introducing Heritage in Conflict
2021
Book Chapter
Case Studies: The Australian Excavations at Jebel Khalid and Tell Ahmar in Syria Pre- and Post-Conflict
2021
Journal article
THe Early Kurgan Period in Rabati, Georgia: The Cultural Sequence and A New Suite of Radiocarbon Dates
DOI: 10.1017/RDC.2021.562020
Conference Proceedings
Community Engagement and the ‘Syria: Ancient History – Modern Conflict. Exhibition and Symposium
2017
Internal Research Grant
The museum multiple: understanding older visitors
2016
Research Grant
A national framework for managing malignant plastics in museum collections
RECENT SCHOLARLY WORKS
2020
Book Chapter
Tell Ahmar: An Important Iron Age Site in the Euphrates Valley
2020
Journal article
Vegetation, Fire and Grazing Dynamics in Mtskheta, Georgia, and their Implications for Human Economic Strategies since 2000 BC
DOI: 10.2143/ANES.57.0.32886162020
Journal article
Book review: El-Qitar A Bronze Age Fortress on the Euphrates ed. by Thomas McClellan (2019)
DOI: 10.2143/ANES.57.0.32886212020
Journal article
El-Qitar: A Bronze Age Fortress on the Euphrates
2020
Journal article
Grandfathers at Melbourne Museum: Shining a Spotlight on Overlooked Museum Visitors
DOI: 10.1080/10645578.2020.1772616
RECENT PROJECTS
2016
Research Grant
A national framework for managing malignant plastics in museum collections
2016
Internal Research Grant
Collaborative pathways for engagement with Middle Eastern archaeological objects: disarming social disaffection
2014
Internal Research Grant
SELF DESTRUCTIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: MANAGEMENT OF CELLULOSE NITRATE MATERIALS IN MUSEUM COLLECTIONS