Melissa Davis is a heritage consultant and accredited Professional Historian with over 16 years of experience in the cultural heritage sector, specialising in both Aboriginal and built heritage.

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Melissa's expertise span across State and Local Government heritage organisations, including the Heritage Council of Western Australia, the Rottnest Island Authority and the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage.

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 Her historical research encompasses a range of topics, including the experiences of Boer women during the South African War, the challenges faced by Macedonian migrants arriving in Western Australia during the inter-war period, and her role as a primary research officer for the 'Stolen Wages Report' at the former Department of Indigenous Affairs.

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With strong historical research and analytical skills, Melissa’s approach to each project is grounded in storytelling and a deep understanding of the values and significance of Place.

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