Sam Neville

Sam Neville is a Field Assistant who embarked on his career in the Australian cultural heritage management industry in late 2021. He graduated from Monash University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Science/ Bachelor of Arts, with majors in archaeology, history, and microbiology.

Before stepping into archaeology, Sam gained experience working in various sectors such as agriculture and analytical testing. He played significant roles in asbestos testing at ALS and took on responsibilities at GrainFlow during grain harvesting.

In the cultural heritage industry, Sam has developed skills in archaeological survey, manual and mechanical subsurface testing, salvage excavation, as well as writing desktop assessments and conducting background research. With a keen interest for the field, Sam is eager to complete further studies in Indigenous archaeology and cultural heritage management in the coming years.

Outside of work, Sam loves adventure, including 4x4ing, working on his cars, heading out into the great outdoors and recreational shooting. He is passionate about footy and also enjoys a good gym session.

Education and affiliations

• Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts, Monash University, Melbourne (2020)
• Member, Australian Archaeological Association (AAA)