Grace Elizabeth Karskens,born in Sydney,New South Wales in 1958,[2] graduated from the University of Sydney with degrees in both history and historical archaeology. She was awarded a Master of Arts in 1986,[3] and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Sydney in 1995.[4]
Before taking up a position as lecturer at the University of New South Wales in 2001,Karskens worked on heritage and archaeological projects on a contract basis and researched and published a number of books.[5]
An Historical and Archaeological Study of Cox's Road and Early Crossings of the Blue Mountains,New South Wales,(also known as Cox's Way) Bicentennial Project Unit,Crown Lands Office,1988, ISBN0730555550
Holroyd: A Social History of Western Sydney, NSW University Press, 1991, ISBN0868401080
The Rocks: Life in Early Sydney, Melbourne University Press, 1998, ISBN0522848443
Four Essays about the Great North Road, Wirrimbirra Workshop, 1998, ISBN0958569703
Inside the Rocks: The Archaeology of a Neighbourhood, Hale & Iremonger, 1999, ISBN0868066664
The Colony: A History of Early Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 2009, ISBN9781741756371
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