Geraldine Finlayson

Prof.

Geraldine Finlayson

GMD
Prof.; Geraldine Finlayson; GMD
	Geraldine Finlayson at John Mackintosh Square during the tercentenary commemoration of the Treaty of Utrecht, 13 July 2013
Born	31 October 1960; Gibraltar
Nationality	British
Citizenship	Gibraltarian
Alma mater	Anglia Ruskin University;
Known for	Chief Laboratory Scientist of the Gibraltar Museum; Director of the Institute for Gibraltarian Studies;
Spouse	Professor Clive Finlayson
	Scientific career
Institutions	Gibraltar Museum
Thesis	Climate, vegetation and biodiversity: a multiscale study of the south of the Iberian Peninsula (2006)

Geraldine Finlayson (born 31 October 1960) is a Gibraltarian scientist and CEO of the Gibraltar National Museum. She was Director of the John Mackintosh Hall until October 2011. She has played a major role in developing the "Gibraltar method" of archaeological research, especially that carried out underwater, and is one of a team of scientists who have made major discoveries about the nature of Neanderthal culture.

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