Dr Tiina Manne

Dr Tiina Manne
Dr Tiina Manne
Lecturer
Archaeology

t.manne@uq.edu.au
Phone: (+61 7) 336 51212
Fax: (+61 7) 336 51544

Room 303, Level 3,
Michie Building (#9), St Lucia Campus
 

Qualifications:

BSc Hons (Archaeology), James Cook University
MSc (Marine Geology), University of Miami
Ph.D. (Anthropology – Archaeology), University of Arizona
 

Professional activities:
Member, International Council for Archaeozoology
Member, International Union for Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences
Member, Australian Archaeological Association Inc.
Member, Society of American Archaeology
Member, Geological Society of America
 
Research Interests:
  • Prehistoric coastal and arid-region archaeology of Southern Iberia, the Mediterranean and north-western Australia
  • Human ecology, economics and technology
  • Zooarchaeology, taphonomy and experimental zooarchaeology
  • Site formation processes 

Representative Publications:
(In press) Manne, T. Vale Boi: 10, 000 years of Upper Paleolithic bone boiling. In Graff, S. R. & E. Rodríguez-Alegria (eds) The Menial Art of Cooking: Archaeological Studies of Cooking and Food Preparation. University Press of Colorado.
 
(In press) Bicho, N., Manne, T., Cascalheira, J., Mendonça, C., Évora, M., Gibaja, J. and T. Pereira. O Paleolitico superior do sudoeste da Península Ibérica: o caso do Algarve. In El Paleolítico Superior Peninsular. Novedades del Siglo XXI. Universidad de Barcelona: Barcelona.
 
(In review) Manne, T., N. Bicho, Marreiros, J, Cascalheira, J and M. Évora. Upper Paleolithic Intensification at Vale Boi, southwestern Portugal. Quaternary International.
 
2011. Manne, T., and N. Bicho. Prying new meaning from limpet harvesting at Vale Boi during the Upper Paleolithic. In Bicho, N., Haws, J. & L.G. Davis (eds) Trekking the Shore: Changing Coastlines and the Antiquity of Coastal Settlement. Springer Verlag.
 
2010. Bicho, N., Gibaja, F. J., M. C. Stiner and T. Manne. Le paléolithique supérieur au sud du Portugal : le site de Vale Boi (Upper Paleolithic in the south of Portugal: the site of Vale Boi). L’anthropologie 114: 48-67.
 
2009. Manne, T. and N. Bicho. Vale Boi: Rendering new understandings of resource intensification, diversification, and specialization in southwestern Iberia. Before Farming [online version] 2009/2 article 1: 1-21.
 
2007. Veth, P., Aplin, K., Wallis, L., Manne, T., Pulsford, T., White, E. and A. Chappell. The Archaeology of Montebello Island, North-West Australia: Late Quaternary foragers on an arid coastline. Oxford: BAR International Series S1668, Archaeopress.

 

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