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Stephen (Steve) Brown is a Lecturer in Archaeology (Heritage Studies) at The University of Sydney, where he contributes to academic and professional discourse in cultural heritage. His work bridges theoretical and practical aspects of heritage management, with a strong emphasis on cultural landscapes and community values.
His research focuses on place-attachment in heritage theory and practice, the biocultural values embedded in protected landscapes, and the archaeologies of suburban homes and gardens. These interests reflect a deep engagement with everyday environments and their significance in shaping cultural identity and heritage values.
Steve is the author of Cultural Landscapes: A Practical Guide for Park Management (2010) and co-editor of Object Stories: Artifacts and Archaeologists (2015), both influential contributions to the field. He currently serves as President of the ICOMOS/IFLA International Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes, highlighting his leadership in global heritage initiatives.
- Lecturer in Archaeology (Heritage Studies), The University of Sydney
- President, ICOMOS/IFLA International Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes
He has participated in international academic events, including roundtables on the values and valuing in heritage, reflecting his active role in shaping contemporary heritage discourse. His session on '(in)significance: Values and Valuing in Heritage' explores how heritage significance is constructed and challenged, contributing to critical debates in the field.
