61. Index with the Australian section of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (AustraliaICOMOS), and as a consultant in australian archaeology, history and http://cres.anu.edu.au/~kproust/

Katrina PROUST Background I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Italian, Latin, French and Classical Archaeology (1974) and a Bachelor of Laws (1978) from the University of Sydney. In 1990 I studied Historical Archaeology as a Master's qualifying course and went on to gain a Master of Letters in Public Archaeology (Cultural Conservation) in 1994, also from the University of Sydney. My MLitt research project was entitled ‘The Physical Legacy of European Colonisation in South-East Asia’. Since 1999 I have been a full-time candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies at the Australian National University in Canberra. My working life began with a short period as a solicitor in the legal profession of Sydney. It has included over six years as Executive Secretary of the Anglo-Australian Telescope Board, and various periods with the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences in Sydney, with the Australian section of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (Australia ICOMOS), and as a consultant in Australian archaeology, history and heritage conservation. PhD Research Project My PhD research is in environmental history and water resource policy and management. By combining the techniques of historical research with those of systems analysis I am creating a new method to understand the effects of policies on system behaviour. I apply this generic approach to an historical study of the growth in understanding of salinity from the 1880s to 1945 in south-eastern Australia. The study includes the formative years of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Scheme. I am examining the earliest observations of the Australian landscape as a saline environment, and the understanding of irrigation salinity in another part of the British colonial empire – India.

62. Classics And Archaeology The Centre also teaches in the areas of prehistoric archaeology,australian archaeology and cultural heritage management. Staff http://www.arts.unimelb.edu.au/courses/rags/handbook/disciplines/classics/

You are here: Arts Postgrad Handbook Disciplines Classics and Archaeology Faculty of Arts Introduction Principal Areas of Specialisation Coursework Programs Research Programs ... Contact Details Introduction The Centre for Classics and Archaeology at Melbourne offers postgraduate programs at one of the leading international centres for the study of the ancient world. As the only program of its kind in Australia, classics and archaeology draws upon cutting edge research, the world class collection at the Ian Potter Museum and a range of innovative multimedia resources. A number of fieldwork options are provided in which students may gain direct and practical project experience. Students also have the opportunity to study Ancient Greek and/or Latin classical language and they may specialise either in a particular area or pursue broader interests. An articulated structure of higher degree study options exist for students seeking to build on their interests and the knowledge gained in this area. Classics and archaeology students graduate with transferable skills that will draw on the analytical and research knowledge gained in this area of study and which can lead to a variety of career options and pathways. http://www.sfca.unimelb.edu.au

63. Other New Zealand Archaeology Sites Engineering Heritage Australia. australian archaeology Mail List (AUSARCHL). Archaeologyof Whaling in Southern Australia and New Zealand. NSW Heritage office. http://www.nzarchaeology.org/nzwww.html

home Web Sites for Archaeology in New Zealand and the Pacific add url New Zealand Sites Pacific and Other Sites institutions museums other archaeological websites radiocarbon ... australia Archaeological / Heritage Institutions Anthropology Department, the University of Auckland egroup - Auckland NZAA members Obsidian Hydration Dating Laboratory Anthropology Department, the University of Otago ... Antarctic Heritage Trust Museums New Zealand Museums Online National Maritime Museum Auckland Museum of New Zealand - Te Papa Tongarewa Archaeozoology Laboratory, Te Papa Otago Museum Auckland Museum, Auckland ... Buried Village Rotorua - An award winning visitor centre about the Tarawera eruption and the destruction of Te Wairoa village. Canterbury Museum, Christchurch Plains Museum - Mid Canterbury Excellent working steam train and historical village online. Whanganui Regional Museum, Wanganui

64. Academic Info: Archaeology - Australia And The Pacific and Fiona Lim, are designed to provide information on people and projects in areasof special interest to the ACL, notably australian archaeology, GISusing http://www.academicinfo.net/archypacific.html

Home Keyword Search Subject Index Reference Desk ... Student Center Academic Info Social Sciences Archaeology Australian Studies Archaeology Resources, University of Sydney "Our database-driven web pages, set up by Ian Johnson, Steven Hayes and Fiona Lim, are designed to provide information on people and projects in areas of special interest to the ACL, notably Australian archaeology, GIS-using Archaeologists, Quantitative methods/computing specialists and Australian archaeological GIS projects." Australian Heritage Commission (AHC) Heritage Council of Victoria New Zealand Archaeological Association The Vanuatu Cultural Center Includes information about recent archaeological work in Vanuatu Teaching Heritage A Professional Development Website for Teachers Includes an extensive collection of Resources and Teaching Units. Office of the Board of Studies, New South Wales, Australia

65. JCU - Subject - AR2301 - Archaeology Of Australia understanding of current findings, theoretical perspectives and methodologicalapplications in australian archaeology;; acquire knowledge http://www.jcu.edu.au/courses/handbooks/2001/subjects/ar2301.html

@import /* hide from IE5 */ url("http://www.jcu.edu.au/includes/styles/JCUstyles.css"); Web Sitemap Search A-Z Index Contacts ... Campus Maps I nformation F or Prospective Students International Students Current Students Visitors ... Jobs at JCU I nformation A bout The University Research AR2301 - Archaeology of Australia Home Page Note: The links above will take you away from the official University Handbook. Responsibilty for the accuracy and completeness of information on the subject home pages lies with the pages' School or Faculty maintainer. Some material on subject home pages may be password protected. If the link above is broken or incorrect, please inform Webmanager *NOTE* Archaeology of Australia Townsville, Cairns Prerequisites: 12 units of level 1 subjects Inadmissable Subject Combination: AR2008 26 lectures, 12 hours seminars. First semester (Townsville campus); first semester (Cairns campus). Staff: Assoc. Professor P Veth (Townsville campus); Assoc. Professor J Campbell (Cairns campus). This subject considers the development, practice and findings of Australian archaeological research. Emphasis will be on a critical review of current archaeological and other scientific studies of prehistoric Aboriginal sites, examining the evidence for the origins and adaptations of the first Australians. The emergence of Australian historical and maritime archaeology and the study of Aboriginal human arrivals and their respective impacts on the Australian environment will be examined. Learning Objectives:

66. CIRS Asian Perspectives Assemblage Assonet Archaeologia Subaquae Athena Review AustralasianHistorical Archaeology australian archaeology Australian Institute of http://www.cirs.net/journals/archaeology/alphaEf.htm

A B C D ... P - Q - R S - T - U - V - W X - Y - Z AARGnews Advances in Archaeological and Museum Science Aerial Archaeology Newsletter African American Archaeology Newsletter ... top (CIRS) [home]

67. Australasian And Oceanian Archaeology Australian Aboriginal Economy in the Contact Period Australian HeritageCommission australian archaeology Return to Bibliography Index http://www.shef.ac.uk/assem/2/2biboce.html

Australasian and Oceanian Archaeology Australian Aboriginal Economy in the Contact Period Australian Heritage Commission Australian Archaeology Return to Bibliography Index Return to assemblage-info front page Go to assemblage The Sheffield Graduate Journal of Archaeology

68. Archaeology Graduate Programs In Australia And New Zealand Roman art and archaeology; Roman ideology ; The archaeology of Anatolia and the NearEast; Pompeii; Magic in the ancient world; australian archaeology; Rock Art http://www.gradschools.com/listings/Australia/archaeology_Australia.html

ARCHAEOLOGY Graduate Schools in Australia and New Zealand Sponsoring Institutions: Center for International Studies Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Arcadia University Center for Education Abroad Graduate Education Abroad in Australia 450 S. Easton Rd. Glenside, PA 19038 USA Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: At the graduate level, the Arcadia University Center for Education Abroad offers access to two highly respected Australian universities: Bond University and The Australian National University. Arcadia eliminates the complexities of the overseas graduate application process and will act as your single source for academic advising, application and financial aid processing, housing placement, and complete predeparture planning. Most of these programs can be completed in one year. AustraLearn-North American Center for Australian Universities 110 16th St. 3rd Floor, Colorado State University - Denver Center Denver, CO 80202 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: 1-800-980-0033 or 1-303-446-2214 Fax: AustraLearn welcomes all inquires from U.S. or Canadian citizens, and residents or international students living in the U.S. or Canada, regardless of citizenship.

69. JCU - FAESS - Ms Melissa Carter Interests. PreEuropean archaeology of Torres Strait; australian archaeology;Origins and development of horticulture; australian archaeology 5250-52. 1999. http://www.faess.jcu.edu.au/saas/staff/melissa.carter.html

About the School Staff Disciplines Postgraduate Students International Students Research Projects Web Based Subjects School Resources ... Postgraduate Students Ms Melissa Carter PhD Student Archaeology Uni Address: Room SS 021, Social Sciences, Douglas Campus Postal Address: School of Anthropology and Archaeology, James Cook University, Townsville, 4811. Australia. Phone: +61 7 4781-5129 Fax: +61 7 4781-4045 Email: Melissa.Carter@jcu.edu.au BA(Hons) Interests Pre-European archaeology of Torres Strait Australian archaeology Origins and development of horticulture Coastal site formation processes Torres Strait customary trade and exchange networks Pottery and Papuan trade Thesis Topic The Archaeology of Human Settlement and Subsistence on the Murray Islands, Eastern Torres Strait, Northeastern Australia Selected Publications Submitted. Carter, M. Recent Results of Excavations on the Murray Islands, Eastern Torres Strait and Implications for Early Links with New Guinea: Bridge and Barrier Revisited. Barriers, Borders and Boundaries: Proceedings of the 2001 Australian Archaeological Association Annual Conference. Submitted. Carter, M. Pottery in Torres Strait: New Evidence and Implications for Early Links with New Guinea.

70. Visions From The Past: The Archaeology Of Australian Aboriginal Art - M.J. Morwo About the Author Michael Morwood is the president of the Australian Rock Art Associationand teaches australian archaeology at the University of New England. http://www.the-bookshelf.com/sc-tec/1864487178.htm

New Zealand's online book shop About Us Newsletter Search Enquiry ... Your Cart FICTION Modern Poetry Classics CHILDREN'S Fiction Non Fiction NON FICTION Business Nature Reference MEMBER HOME Science Archaeology Visions From the Past: The Archaeology of Australian Aboriginal Art Author: M.J. Morwood, illustrations by D.R. Hobbs Aboriginal rock art: a vast gallery, the work of 1500 generations. The island continent of Australia contains the largest continuous record of human artistic expression in history. Here is a beautifully illustrated and comprehensive introduction to this ancient art and its archaeology from Mike Morwood, an experienced and respected authority. A vast art gallery - the work of 1500 generations. Across an island continent - on flat slabs overlooking the sea, on desert boulders, under rock overhangs, on the sheer face of deep ravines - the first Australians painted and carved what mattered to them. Here are stories of the birth of the world and the creation of ancestral humans, of the creatures who made the landscape and gave humans their laws, of the animals who shared these peoples' world, of contact with seafaring races from the north, and of fateful meetings with European arrivals. Here is art that reaches back towards the beginning of art, a record of communities of immense antiquity. Some sites present the art of recent times alongside or overlapping with art many thousands of years old. In other places the record has been broken in the distant past.

71. Specifications For Papers - Military Archaeology In Australasia And The Pacific Referencing a book Sullivan, S. Bowdler, S. (eds) (1984) Site Surveys andSignificance Assessment in australian archaeology. australian archaeology. http://life.csu.edu.au/~dspennem/MILARCH/PaperSpecs.html

Specifications for the submission of abstracts and papers In order to expedite the publication of the conference abstract volume, as well as the final conference proceedings, authors are requested to adhere to the following style guide. Submission of papers in electronic form is strongly recommended. We wish to receive the text as 'text only' or "ASCII" files on either IBM/MS-DOS or Apple Macintosh 3.5 inch disks. When you have finished with your paper, may we suggest that you save the file under a different name. This ensures that the text is written sequentially to disk, thus reducing the chance of errors during the transmission process. Please furnish both one printed (hard) copy and the diskette. Lay-out of Abstracts Please follow the following sequence exactly Title of paper Style: Bold, do not use capitals except in placenames and at the beginning of title Name of author(s) Sequence: Given name, Middle Initials, Family Name Style: Normal, do not use capitals and at the beginning of names if more than one author, list in sequence of authorship rank Text of abstract Normal text throughout Contact address of principal (corresponding) author only Sequence: Title, Given name, Middle Initials, Family Name

72. Linkspage They are organised into sites of the Maya, medieval sites and australian archaeologysites. Australian Links. australian archaeology at Archaeology World. http://wwwehlt.flinders.edu.au/archaeology/*Smith/power/pages/jh/linkspage.htm

LINKS This page links to other sites I find interesting both archaeologically and personally. They are organised into sites of the Maya, medieval sites and Australian archaeology sites. Feel free to browse through any or all of them at your leisure, but make sure to bookmark this page to get back to the other links. Maya Links Sites, photos - the lot Culture and language - ignore the bit about the T-shirt Overview, museum links and computer technology for archaeologists Overview and museum exhibition ... More information, photographs and lots of links Medieval Links Excavation tutorial and information on the role of archaeology Archaeology and history of a peasant village Medieval rock engravings in Lucca, Italy Information on medieval Scandinavia ... Series of files on a site from medieval Belgium Australian Links Australian Archaeology at Archaeology World Australian stone tools at ANU - aimed at beginners Queen of Nations - shipwreck at Wollongong Diving on the Pandora - a shipwreck at the Great Barrier Reef ... Australian Rock Art Research Association

73. Australian Libraries Gateway (ALG): Collection Assessment Report Dr Ian McNiven Classics and Archaeology, australian archaeology, centred on Victoriaand Queensland. Professor Peter McPhee - History, France 1750 to date. http://www.nla.gov.au/libraries/hosted/vuhistint.html

The University of Melbourne collection assessment History Academic Staff Interviewed Teaching/Research Areas Dr Barry Collett - History Italy, France, Britain C15-16 - administration, politics, religion, reform movements. Palaeography. History of Gippsland Dr Charles Coppel - History Indonesian society C19-20, incl. ethnic communities. Asia in Australian eyes. Chinese diaspora Dr Antonia Finnane - History China C16-20. Chinese diaspora, esp. English-speaking countries Dr Anne Gilmour-Bryson - History Medieval monasticism, crusades and pilgrimage, history of God, Medieval sexuality, Cyprus, the Inquisition Dr David Goodman - History American history 1775 to the present, "American modernity" 1970s to date, American broadcasting 1930s-1950s. Western US history Professor Patricia Grimshaw - History Dr John Lack - History Dr Vera Mackie - History Dr Ian McNiven - Classics and Archaeology Australian archaeology, centred on Victoria and Queensland

74. USYD: Archaeology Departments,Organizations And Associations The AAA holds an annual conference in November/December each year and publishes thejournal australian archaeology (held in Fisher Research 994.005 23) twice a http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/archaeology/dept.html

Archaeology Home Databases Ejournals Internet Links ... Information skills Archaeology Internet Resources Departments, Organisations and Associations Academic Departments Provided by ArchNet, this is a listing of WWW and Gopher servers providing information about academic anthropology and archaeology programs and departments throughout the world. url: http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/depts/depts.html Australian Academic Departments A brief listing of archaeology departments in Australian universities. url: http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/archaeology/ozdept.html Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology ASHA was founded in 1970 to promote the study of historical archaeology in Australia. In 1991 the Society was extended to include New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region generally, and its name was changed to the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology. Membership is open to all those who are interested in historical archaeology, at both professional and amateur levels. url: http://www.archaeology.usyd.edu.au/ASHA/ Australian Archaeological Association, Inc Members include professionals, students and others with an interest in archaeology. The AAA holds an annual conference in November/December each year and publishes the journal Australian Archaeology (held in Fisher Research 994.005 23) twice a year. They also produce a

75. Archae2 The australian archaeology section is still under construction. Underwater Archaeology.australian archaeology. WWWorld of Archaeology. Caribbean Archaeology. http://www.geocities.com/wanderingceltic/archae2.html

The unCeltic Archaeology Page Enjoy the pages, and check back often. Slainte! Archaeology Links African Archaeology Miscellaneous Archaeology Arctic Archaeology Asian Archaeology ... Return to Celtic Chiefdom

76. History Of Australian Science And Technology Bibliography - Browse List Antique Collector; australian archaeology; Australian Biologist; AustralianCanadian Studies; Australian Canegrower; Australian Chemical http://barney.asap.unimelb.edu.au/hasb/hasb_browse.php3?field=sec_title&letter=A

77. Bibliographies For Anthropological Research -- Tennessee Archaeology Net Tennessee Archaeology Net provides categorized bibliographies.Category Science Social Sciences Archaeology...... Bibliography of australian archaeology.*; Bibliography of the Cook Islands.*;Bibliography of Tonga.*; A Bibliography of Fijian Society.*. Europe. http://www.mtsu.edu/~kesmith/TNARCHNET/Pubs/Res_Bib.html

Tennessee Archaeology Net Bibliographies for Anthropological Research Newly added bibliography links Last Update 08/11/02 [ Journal Indices ] [ Just for Fun ] [ Hist Arch ] [ Lithics ] ... [ Other Biblio Sites ] Indices to Journals Australian Journal of Historical Archaeology and Australasian Historical Archaeology Author Index, 1983-1991 and 1992-present . Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Chronological Index, 1983-1991 and 1992-present. Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Beads Journal of the Society of Bead Researchers Early Georgia Publication of the Society for Georgia Archaeology. Historical Archaeology Publication of the Society for Historical Archaeology.* Author Index 1967-2000 . Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Chronological Index 1967-2000. Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Illinois Archaeology . Serial Index 1989-1999. Journal of the Illinois Archaeological Survey.* International Journal of Historical Archaeology Author Index . Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Chronological Index . Compiled by William Hampton Adams.* Journal of Alabama Archaeology , Serial Index 1955-1999.*

78. Extinction Of Australian Megafauna Soc. 65 275301. Field, J. Fullagar, R. (2001) Archaeology and Australian megafauna.Science 294 7a. australian archaeology 46 5-11. Miller, GH et al. http://wwwrses.anu.edu.au/environment/eePages/eeDating/extinct_oz_mega.html

The extinction of the Australian megafauna Our research is directed to establish the age of the Australian megafauna sites. U-series dating of eggshells and optical dating of sediments have provided important calibration points for the amino acid study of Miller et al. (1999). ESR dating has shown that some of the "young" megafauna sites, e.g. Lancefield (Huet et al. 1998) or Tambar Springs (Gr¸n, unpublished) are older than about 50,000 years. At the Naracoorte Caves (see Figures 1 and 2), we have used U-series dating as well as ESR dating to establish the the chronology of this World Heritage site back to more than 400,000 years (Gr¸n et al. 2001, Moriarty et al. 2000). Presently, we are collaborating with Judith Field (Sydney University), the Chief archaeologist at Cuddie Springs, to establish the age of the faunal remains of this significant site as well as with R. Wells (Flinders University) on numerous other megafauna sites in Australia. References: Flannery, T.F. (1994) The future eaters. Reed Books, Melbourne. Field, J. et al. (2001) A large area archaeological excavation at Cuddie Springs. Antiquity 75: 696-702.

79. If I Understand The Concept Of This Page Correctly, It Is To Deal With The Origi 1979. The potential of rock patination analysis in australian archaeology Part1. The Artefact 4 14-38. 1980. australian archaeology 29 9-16. 1990a. http://www.semioticon.com/people/Bednarik_biblio.htm

Selected publications (in all about 1000 publications, in 32 languages): Die Grabungen in der Promenadensteighöhle (1961-1964). Die Höhle 1973. Wohnhöhlen bei Tom Price (Nordwest-Australien). Die Höhle A survey of prehistoric sites in the Tom Price Region, northwestern Australia. Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania 1979. The potential of rock patination analysis in Australian archaeology - Part 1. The Artefact 1980. The potential of rock patination analysis in Australian archaeology - Part 2. The Artefact 1984a. The nature of psychograms. The Artefact Die Bedeutung der paläolithischen Fingerlinientradition. Anthropologie 1985. Parietal finger markings in Australia. Bollettino del Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici 1987a. No pictographs at end of Rochester Creek rainbow. La Pintura Engramme und Phosphene. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 1989a. On the Pleistocene settlement of South America. Antiquity 1989b. Perspectives of Koongine Cave and scientistic archaeology. Australian Archaeology 1990a. On neuropsychology and shamanism in rock art. Current Anthropology 1990b. On the cognitive development of hominids.

80. The Western Australian Maritime Museum Embark on a voyage through galleries and exhibitions, or check the collections, research projects and publications of this facility. The easy way to find Western australian. Shipwreck information. Specialising in. Maritime archaeology and http://www.mm.wa.gov.au/

Welcome to the Western Australian Maritime Museum Contact the Maritime Museum Maritime Log-on newsletter index Museum News The new Maritime Museum Victoria Quay Fremantle Harbour For information click here The Submarine Victoria Quay Fremantle Harbour For information click here The Shipwreck Galleries Cliff Street Fremantle For information click here Photograph index quick link Specialising in Western Australian Maritime History and Heritage Home of Australia II Treasures the new Dampier, de Freycinet, James Matthews and Broome site. Wreckfinder The easy way to find Western Australian Shipwreck information Specialising in Maritime Archaeology and Materials Conservation Home of the original Batavia hull timbers New Maritime Museum The Submarine Shipwrecks Museum Maritime Archaeology ... Contact the Museum

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