Peer-reviewed and conference work spanning submerged landscape archaeology, cultural values mapping, Aboriginal archaeological research and the future of heritage practice.
Bell, B., Wheeler, J., Gronow, M. & Murphy, A. (2025). Cultural Landscape Mapping on Gunditjmara Country: Perspectives, Approaches and Methods. World Archaeology Congress 10, Darwin.
Wheeler, J. & Gronow, M. (2024). Sensory landscapes: approaches to identifying, recording and managing the sensory values of cultural landscapes. Symposium on Aboriginal Cultural Landscapes, Melbourne. First Peoples – State Relations (FPSR).
Wheeler, J. (2020). Mapping the cultural values of Pallasgreen and Templebraden — an ICCROM Fellowship research project. Greán, the Journal of the Pallasgrean & Templebraden Historical Society.
Wheeler, J. (2016). “From ‘grudge purchase’ to valued asset: compliance is no longer enough — heritage work should create value and meaning.” Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists, Vol. 4. View →
Nutley, D., Coroneos, C. & Wheeler, J. (2014). Potential submerged Aboriginal sites in South West Arm, Port Hacking, NSW, Australia. In Harff, Bailey & Lüth (eds), Geology and Archaeology: Submerged Landscapes of the Continental Shelf. Geological Society of London (DOI: 10.1144/SP411.3). View →
Wheeler, J., Williams, A.N., Kennedy, S., Toms, P.S. & Mitchell, P. (2014). A Pleistocene date at Chelsea Heights, Victoria: evidence of Aboriginal occupation beneath the Carrum Swamp. Proceedings of the Victorian Archaeological Colloquium 2014, La Trobe University. View →
Wheeler, J., Lane, S., Irish, P. & Gilchrist, A. (2010). Dumbing-down? The push towards prescription and the future direction of archaeological consulting. Australian Archaeology Association Annual Conference, ANU, Batemans Bay, NSW.
Coroneos, C., Nutley, D. & Wheeler, J. (2007). Identifying submerged rockshelter sites: recent investigations at Southwest Arm, NSW. Australasian Archaeology Conference, University of Sydney.
Coroneos, C. & Wheeler, J. (2005). Beyond 6000 BP – investigating submerged Aboriginal sites: a case study from Southwest Arm, NSW. Australian Archaeology Association Annual Conference, WA Maritime Museum, Fremantle.
Wheeler, J. (1998). Dharawal rockshelters, food plants and an Australian version of the rubbish-heap hypothesis. Proceedings of the 1998 NASC Conference, Australian National University, Canberra.