Jeremy Green

Jeremy Green serves as an Honorary Research Fellow in the Department of Archaeology within the School of Social Sciences at The University of Western Australia, focusing on maritime archaeology of Dutch East India Company shipwrecks in Australian waters.

His research spans Maritime Archaeology, Historical Archaeology, and Shipwreck Archaeology with emphasis on 17th-18th century colonial vessels. Key contributions include re-examining the Batavia (1629) and Santo António de Tanná (1697) shipwrecks through modern technological applications and historical reconstruction methodologies.

Recent publications (2020-2024) demonstrate a trend toward digital reanalysis of 1970s excavations, integrating three-dimensional modeling and archival research across Archaeology, History, and Maritime Studies disciplines.

Scientific awards include:

• Officer of Orange Nassau (2020)
• Rhys Jones Medal (2007)
• Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science (1993)
• Keith Muckelroy Prize (1986)

Green has supervised 3 graduate students and currently contributes as Investigator 05 to the ARC-funded project 'Mobilising Dutch East India Company collections for new global stories' (2023-2027), developing interdisciplinary narratives from historical collections while maintaining an h-index of 31.