Anna Florin

S. Anna Florin is a PhD graduate and academic affiliated with the School of Social Science at the University of Queensland (UQ). She holds roles such as Casual Guest Lecturer, Sessional Lecturer (Academic Level B), and Tutor, specializing in courses like ARCA2020 Archaeology of Australasia and ARCA1000 Discovering Archaeology. Her research focuses on tropical archaeobotany, ethnobotany, Australian archaeology, and hominin evolution.

• Education: BA Archaeology (UQ, 2012), Honours Class I in Archaeology (UQ, 2013).
• Research Projects: Led archaeobotanical investigations at Madjedbebe (Malakunanja II), studying 50-60,000 years of plant food use in western Arnhem Land (2016).
• Additional Roles: Archaeologist at SCARP Archaeology (2017), Junior Cultural Heritage Consultant (2014), and Facilitator of the Archaeology Outreach Program (2015–2017).

Florin has contributed to Indigenous education through one-on-one tutoring via the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (2015–2017) and public archaeology outreach.