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Responsibilities:
Kimberly Brown is the new
Assistant Curator of Archaeology for the Gibraltar
Museum. She graduated from Birmingham University with a BA
(Hons) degree in Archaeology in 2004, and is currently
undertaking a PhD at Cambridge University looking at the
subsistence strategies and ecologies of Neanderthals and Modern
Humans at Gorham's Cave. She is involved in various
ongoing research projects studying Gibraltar's prehistory, as
well as in various publications in important scientific journals.
The role of Assistant Curator of Archaeology has a very
wide remit with responsibilities including collections
management and documentation within the museum; research;
design, co-ordination and mounting of exhibitions;
archaeological project management; excavation work; and elements
of laboratory work. In her current role, she is currently tasked
with re-ordering and cataloguing the museum collections and
bringing the standard of care of the collections in-line with
21st Century practices.
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