Doctoral Graduates

• Fay, Amelia (2016). Understanding Inuit-European Contact along the Labrador Coast: A Case for Continuity.
• Neilsen, Scott (2015). Archaeology Beyond the Horizon: Pre-Contact Land Tenure in Labrador West.
• Mounier, R. Alan (2008). The Aboriginal Exploitation of Cuesta Quartzite in Southern New Jersey.

M.A. Graduates

• Jankunis, Vince (2019). Divided but Together: Variation in 18th – Century Labrador Inuit Housing as Seen in House 3 at Double Mer Point (GbBo-2).
• Elliott, Deirdre (2017). Investigating the Effect of European Contact on Inuit-Animal Interactions in Labrador.
• Bohms, Jeralyn (2015). Illuminating Inuit Life at Double Mer Point: The Excavation of an 18th-century Communal Winter House.
• Hamilton, Tyrone (2015). An Experimental Geochemical Characterization Analysis of Archaeological Iron from the Central Contact Period of Newfoundland and Labrador.
• White, Lori (2015). The Saddle Island Cemetery: Human Remains at a Sixteenth-Century Basque Whaling Station.
• Dobrota, Paulina (2014). Integrated Soil Analysis at an 18th-Century Inuit Summer Camp: Huntingdon Is 5 (FkBg-3), Sandwich Bay, South Labrador.
• Davies, Michelle (2014). Changing Relations: Gender, Work and Value among the Inuit in 18th Century Labrador.
• Brandy, Eliza (2013). Inuit Animal Use and Shifting Identities in 19th Century Labrador: The Zooarchaeology of Snooks Cove.
• Keddy, Joshua (2013). An Analysis of Artifact Morphology and Material Frequency in Eight Early to Middle Labrador Archaic Lithic Assemblages from Northern Labrador.
• Hutchings, Corey (2011). Complexity and Continuity: Labrador Archaic Occupations at Nulliak Cove.
• Kelvin, Laura (2011). The Inuit-Metis of Sandwich Bay: Oral Histories and Archaeology.
• Murphy, Phoebe (2011). The Southern Labrador Component of the Labrador Inuit Communal House Phase: An Analysis of an 18th-century Inuit House at Huntingdon Island 5, Sandwich Bay, Labrador.
• Negrijn, Megan (2011). Consumer Choice in Komaktorvik, Seven Islands Bay and Kongu, Nachvak Fjord.
• Cloutier-Gelinas, Maryse (2010). Through Space, Time and Otherness: A Spatial Analysis of Fifteenth to Twentieth Century Labrador Inuit Settlement Patterns.
• Fleming, Robyn (2009). Robert's Cove (DjAv-05): A Transitional Recent Indian Site on the Northeast Coast.
• Hardenberg, Marianne (2009). In Search of Thule Children: Miniature Playthings as a Means of Socializing Children.
• Barnable, Stuart (2008). Rattling Brook 1 (DgAt-1): An Examination of Middle Dorest Inner Bay Settlements.
• Beaudoin, Matthew (2008). An Archaeological Examination of a Multi-Ethnic Sod House in Labrador (FkBg-24).
• Butler, Don H. (2008). Geochemical Exploration of Inuit Soilscapes in Northern Labrador.
• Fay, Amelia E.M. (2008). Creating a Community Archaeology in Nain, Labrador.
• Higdon, John (2008). An Experimental Approach to Inuit Ground Stone Technology at Nachvak Fiord, Labrador.
• Pace, Jessica (2008). This is Where I Live, but it's not my Home: Archaeology and Identity in Sandwich Bay, Labrador.
• Swinarton, Lindsay (2008). Animals and the Precontact Inuit of Labrador: An Examination Using Faunal Remains, Space and Myth.
• Brake, Jamie (2007). Ashuanipi Kupitan: Excavation at the Ferguson Bay 1 Site in Western Labrador.
• Jurakic, Irena (2007). Up North: European Ceramics and Tobacco Pipes at the Nineteenth-Century Contact Period Inuit Winter Village Site of Kongu (IgCv-7), Nachvak Fiord, Northern Labrador.
• Neilsen, Scott (2006). Intermediate Indians: The View from Ushpitun 2 and Pmiusiku 1.
• Penney, Mark (2006). Pre-Contact Period Technological Organization at Nachvak Fjord, Northern Labrador.
• Brewster, Natalie (2005). The Inuit in Southern Labrador: A View from Snack Cove.
• Campbell, Jennifer (2004). The Huron of the Kawartha Lakes: Faunal Exploitation Strategies as Indicators of Change During the Pre, Proto and Historic Periods.
• Wolff, Christopher (2003). Middle Dorset in Southern Labrador: An Examination of Three Small Sites from the Porcupine Strand.

Undergraduate Honours Essays

• Fells-Kora, Anita S. (2014). Marking the Landscape: A Case Study of the Inuksuit of North Arm, Saglek Fiord.
• Farrell, Tom (2012). A Chemical Analysis of Crusts Associated with Soapstone Artifacts Recovered from the Dorset Palaeoeskimo Site of Phillip's Garden, Newfoundland.
• McGowan, Rowena (2012). The Differentiation of Toys and Functional Ulus in Labrador Inuit Assemblages on the Basis of Use Wear.
• LeBlanc, Kathleen (2009). Shared or Contested Space? Gendered Patterning of a Pre-Contact Inuit House in Labrador.
• Beaudoin, Matthew (2006). An Attempt to use Physical Measurements to Determine the Functional Class of the Ground Slate Blades recovered from Pre-Contact Inuit Sites in Labrador.
• Hutchings, Corey (2006). Complexes and Chronology at Nulliak Cove.
• Negrijn, Meghan (2006). Atlantic Cod Otoliths and Snack Cove Three.
• Fleming, Robyn (2005). A Study in Lithic Debitage from Central Labrador.
• Higdon, John (2005). Dating Late Thule/Historical Inuit Metal Use in Northern Labrador.
• Glavine, Erin (2005). An Analysis of a Soapstone Collection from IgCx-3 and IgCv-7, Nachvak Fjord, Labrador.
• Miles, Peter (2004). Amerindian Lithic Assemblages from the Porcupine Strand.