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Sam Harper is an archaeologist specializing in Australian rock art, with particular interests in engraved art from the Pilbara region and the Northeast Kimberley. His research focuses on style and group identity, especially regarding the Marapikurrinya (Port Hedland) engraved rock art. Currently, he is working as a Project Manager and Research Fellow on the ARC Linkage project 'Desert Sea', having previously contributed to the 'Kimberley Visions' project. His academic background includes a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Western Australia, awarded on March 16, 2018, for his thesis on inclusive and exclusive identity in Marapikurrinya rock art. His active research interests include various aspects of Rock Art, Arid-zone archaeology, and Material Culture. He is a member of the Australian Archaeological Association and has served as Treasurer and Webmaster, engaging in public outreach efforts such as Junior Ranger Training and conference presentations.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Engaged in research projects focusing on Australian rock art and cultural heritage.
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