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Vicky Winton is an Honorary Research Fellow specializing in Palaeolithic archaeology and hunter-gatherer studies. She earned her undergraduate degree in Archaeology from the University of Oxford and completed her doctorate in Palaeolithic archaeology at the same institution in 2002. Following her studies, she worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Pitt Rivers Museum and later served as a Lecturer in Palaeolithic Archaeology at the University of Liverpool. In Australia, she has been involved in projects ranging from archaeological investigations to Indigenous heritage consultations, notably the Weld Range Web Knowledge Project, which focused on Wajarri traditional owners' significant areas. Her research interests encompass stone tool technology and archaeological consultancy, and she has directed numerous archaeological field projects across Europe, Africa, and Australia. Vicky is also engaged in teaching, having coordinated units relevant to archaeology at the University of Western Australia.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducting research and supervising archaeological projects.
Pitt Rivers Museum • Oxford, United Kingdom
Engaged in research and teaching duties.
University of Liverpool • Liverpool, United Kingdom
Taught courses and engaged in research within the field.
Eureka Archaeological Research Consulting • Perth, Australia
Managed archaeological projects and conducted consultancy.
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