Amanda is a member of the European Commission’s Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Network, Archaeological Coastal Heritage: Past, Present and Future of a Hidden Prehistoric Legacy (ArCHe).
Amanda’s project within the Network, The Management of Stone Age Coastal Sites in Different Environments Across Europe: Status, Challenges, Prospects, will compare heritage management systems of case study areas in France, Latvia, Norway, and Spain.
Before joining this project, Amanda worked in the broad field of heritage interpretation and management for over ten years. Her academic interests currently focus upon critical heritage studies.
Educational Background
MPhil Heritage Studies—University of Cambridge
BA Art History & Scandinavian Studies—University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
Certificate of Museum Studies—Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)