Georgia Taylor

Georgia joined ArchLink as an assistant archaeologist in November 2023. She is currently a candidate for a BA in Archaeology at La Trobe University. Georgia is now employed permanently and is involved in many different projects with the company. She has been a part of many excavations across historical and cultural heritage. Georgia is also trained to undertake various technical aspects of other current projects including mapping and artefact analysis. She is a valued member of our report writing team and has assisted with the preparation of heritage assessments and cultural heritage management plans (CHMP) as well as historical research for both.

 

Georgia's area of interest in archaeology is the cranial anatomy of South African hominins. Investigating the morphological differences between species to better understand the morphological changes in human evolution over time. By analysing these anatomical variations, she aims to uncover insights into the evolutionary development of early humans.

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During her studies at La Trobe University Georgia participated in an excavation of the Drimolen Palaeocave System that holds Pliocene to early Pleistocene hominin-bearing palaeocave fills, in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Cradle of Humankind in South. 

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Membership

Member of the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology (ASHA).

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Full CV available upon request.