Our Team
Emma Dougherty – Field Archaeologist BA (Archaeology) Emma is an experienced archaeologist with sufficient experience to undertake unsupervised field survey, test excavation and salvage excavation. She has worked on numerous projects, since graduation in 2019, in NSW, Queensland, South Australia and the Pilbara region of Western Australia. She is proficient with GIS and electronic recording platforms in addition to more conventional techniques. She has particular experience in identification and analysis of faunal remains and has excavated open artefact scatters, Aboriginal fireplaces and Aboriginal burials. She has also undertaken monitoring of heavy machinery.
Khyja Milller – Field Archaeologist BA Hons (Archaeology) Khyja is an early career archaeologist, and recent graduate of the University of Queensland, having completed an honours project on the mortuary archaeology of a historic cemetery near Brisbane. She has undertaken field projects under the supervision of Doug Williams, and is competent in identification of stone artefacts, the recording of several site types, excavation techniques and GIS. She has excavated open artefact scatters, Aboriginal fireplaces and Aboriginal burials.
Chris Haikings - Field Archaeologist
BA (Hons) - Archaeology and Anthropology
Chris is an early career archaeologist, with an interest in projects that bring together material culture, and contemporary social issues. He has considerable experience in other remote area work including remote mine sites in Western Australia and the Northern Territory and emerging research in the Channel Country of south west Queensland. He is a veteran of campaigns in the Middle East with the British military and an experienced and licensed drone operator. He has undertaken field projects under the supervision of Doug Williams, is competent in identification of stone artefacts and the recording of several site types. He has excavated open artefact scatters, Aboriginal fireplaces and Aboriginal burials.