Bruce McFadgen
New Zealand archaeologist
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Summary
Bruce McFadgen was born in 1943[1]. He worked as an anthropologist[2], archaeologist[3], and researcher[4].
Key Facts
- Country of citizenship: New Zealand[5]
- Educated at: Victoria University of Wellington[6]
- Doctoral advisor: Colin George Vucetich[7], Robin Clark[8], Harold Wellman[9], Donald Ross McQueen[10]
- Sex or gender: male[11]
- Doctoral student: Rimpy Kinger[12]
- Academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy[13]
- Family name: McFadgen[14]
- Given name: Bruce[15], G.[16]
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Education
Doctoral advisors include Colin George Vucetich[7], a tephrochronologist[17], 1918–2007[18]; Robin Clark[8], a researcher[19]; Harold Wellman[9], a geologist[20], 1909–1999[21], of New Zealand[22], awarded the Hector Medal[23]; and Donald Ross McQueen[10], a botanist[24], 1927–2004[25], of New Zealand[26]. He studied under Colin George Vucetich[27].
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What did Bruce McFadgen do for work?
Bruce McFadgen worked as anthropologist[2], archaeologist[3], and researcher[4].
Where did Bruce McFadgen go to school?
Bruce McFadgen was educated at Victoria University of Wellington[6].