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Research output per year
Personal profile
Biography
I am an early career researcher with experience in archival research to support the repatriation of First Nations objects and Ancestral Remains. My expertise lies in leveraging globally distributed archives to assemble and curate collecting histories.
As a Research Archivist with the Return Reconcile Renew Centre for Repatriation Training, Practice and Research, I have contributed to the following research projects:
- ‘Collection Ecologies for Repatriation Practice’ (2022-2024) funded by the AIATSIS Return of Cultural Heritage program.
- Ngurra Business Case consultancy (2021-2022) funded by AIATSIS.
- Australian Research Council LIEF Project 'Restoring Dignity: Networked knowledge for repatriation communities’ [LE170100017] (2018-2021).
- Australian Research Council Linkage Project 'Return, Reconcile, Renew: Understanding the history, effects and opportunities of repatriation and building an evidence base for the future' [LP130100131] (2014-2018).
Research Interests
My research interests include:
- Tracing journeys of Australian Indigenous collections through institutions
- Provenance sources, methodologies and best-practice
- Understanding the commercial trade of ethnographic collections during the long nineteenth century
- Data curation for provenance and repatriation practice
Education/Academic qualification
PhD, University of Melbourne
2017 → 2023
Museum Studies, Master, University of Queensland
2014 → 2016
Archaeology and Anthropology, Bachelor, University of Queensland
2010 → 2013
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Research output
- 1 Doctoral thesis
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Mapping Dja Dja Wurrung Objects Through Global Museum Networks: Historiographies, inventories, and provenances
Bardot, J., 2023, Melbourne, Victoria. 338 p.Research output: Thesis › Doctoral thesis