Specht, James Richard

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Specht, James Richard

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  • Dr Jim Specht MA (Cantab) PhD (ANU)

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1940 -

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James (Jim) Specht was a PhD scholar in the Department of Anthropology, Research School of Pacific Studies at the Australian National University in 1965. He was part of an archaeological group which carried out fieldwork studying Lapita pottery in Watom Island, near Raboul, and in Talasea, on the mid-north coast of New Britain. Specht joined the Australian Museum in June 1971. From 1991, he was Head of the Division of Anthropology and was Chief Scientist from 1997-2000 before retiring in November 2000.

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Watom Island, Papua New Guinea; Solomon Islands; Talasea, New Britain

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anthropologist; researcher

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Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies (1948 -)

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Department of PreHistory (1969 -)

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Entered from deposit description on 4 June 2012

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Australian Museum, http://australianmuseum.net.au/Uploads/Journals/17975/1396_complete.pdf (accessed on 28 November 2011)
National Library of Australia

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