Articles

The list of articles below are separated into Open Access and Paywalled groups. Where a link is available, clicking on an article will open an external link on a new tab/page.

Open Access

BEER, N., ROBERTS, D.A. 2020, ‘Skilled Workers at the Port Arthur Penal Settlement, 1830-1836’, Journal of Australian Colonial History, 22: 17-48.
D’GLUYAS, C. 2026, ‘Ambiguous Evidence in its Place: The Historical Archaeology of Young People in Australia’, Childhood in the Past 19(1): 72–86.
D’GLUYAS, C., 2020, ‘Juvenile convict labour and industry: The Point Puer landscape’, Journal of Australian Colonial History 22: 85-118.
D’GLUYAS, C., CRYERHALL, A., & JENNINGS, S. 2024, ‘Another pit, another post-hole: Are we learning anything new from Parramatta’s ‘convict hut’ sites?’, Australian Archaeology, 90(2): 214–228.
D’GLUYAS, C., TUFFIN, R., GIBBS, M., ROE, D. 2024, ‘At the Edge of Space: The Archaeology of Boundaries within a Landscape for Young Convicts’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology 28: 698–721.
GIBBS, M. & R. TUFFIN 2024, ‘Carceral Time at Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula: An Archaeological View of the Mechanisms of Convict Time Management in a Nineteenth Century Penal Landscape’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology 28(3): 856-881.
GIBBS, M. & R. TUFFIN 2025, ‘The Archaeology of Industrial Productivity and Decline in the Port Arthur Convict Station Landscape, 1853-77’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology 29(3): 554-577.
GIBBS, M. 2001, ‘The archaeology of the convict system in Western Australia’, Australasian Historical Archaeology 19: 60-72.
GIBBS, M. 2006, ‘The convict places of Western Australia’, Studies in Western Australian History 24: 72-97.
GIBBS, M. 2007, ‘Lynton: convicts, landscape and colonisation strategies in midwest Western Australia’, Australian Historical Archaeology 25: 57-69.

Paywalled

GIBBS, M. 2002, ‘The enigma of William Jackman, “The Australian Captive”: fictional account or the true story of a 19th Century castaway in Western Australia’, The Great Circle 24(2): 3-21.
GIBBS, M. 2012, ‘The convict system of New South Wales: a review of archaeological research since 2001’, Archaeology in Oceania 47(2): 78-83.
GIBBS, M., B. DUNCAN & R. VARMAN 2017, ‘The free and unfree settlements of Norfolk Island: an overview of archaeological research’, Australian Archaeology 83(3): 82-99.
GIBBS, M., R. TUFFIN & D. ROE 2023, ‘Unfree intersections the study of Australia’s convict past and the growth of the digital humanities’, Australasian Historical Archaeology 40: 31-45.
GIBBS, M., TUFFIN, R. 2026 (in press), “…of a most excellent description…”: a historical archaeology of the Maria Island convict cloth manufactory, 1825 to 1832’, Australian Historical Archaeology.
PIERIS, A., M. LOZANOVSKA, A. DELLIOS, R. MILLER-YEAMAN, E. EKLUND, D. BEYNON & R. TUFFIN 2019, ‘Forum: Industrial sites and immigrant architectures. A case study approach’, Fabrications 29(2): 257-272.
TUFFIN, R. & M. GIBBS 2019, ‘Early Port Arthur: convict colonization and the formation of a penal station in Van Diemen’s Land 1830–35’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology 23: 568-595.
TUFFIN, R. & M. GIBBS 2019, ‘Repopulating landscapes: using offence data to recreate landscapes of incarceration and labour at the Port Arthur penal station, 1830-1877’, International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing 13(1-2): 155-181.
TUFFIN, R. & M. GIBBS 2020, ‘The archaeology of the convict probation system: the labor landscapes of Port Arthur and the Cascades probation station, 1839–55’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology 24(3): 589-617.
TUFFIN, R. 2004, ‘A monument to folly? The Port Arthur flourmill and granary’, Tasmanian Historical Studies 9: 124-128.