Anthropos Australis presented three papers at this year's Australian Archaeological Association Conference in Coffs Harbour and these were all well received.
‘Commercial Complexities at Shell Middens: The Excavation of Seven Shell
Middens at Cape Lambert, in Western Australia’ was presented by Shannon
Smith. The question time highlighted the interest by both researching
and consultancy archaeologists, in the results from large scale
commercial excavations.
'The Excavation of Ngurin #1: An Open-Air Artefact Scatter in the
Western Pilbara, WA' was presented by Kirsty Potts. Question time
confirmed the need for further excavations of open-air artefact scatters
as positive feedback was given by numerous researchers considering
conducting similar excavations. We will be publishing on this Project
next year.
The Winyama Project: Complexities of a Large Scale Project for
Traditional Owners' was presented by Camille Tanner. Question Time
elicited some fruitful discussion and comments later in the evening were
positive. The general response was that the Traditional Owner view was
rarely explored yet often a major portion of heritage surveys.
Thanks goes to Ngarluma Traditional Owners Keith Churnside, Josie Samson and Fabian Togo who travelled from Roebourne to Coffs Harbour to attend the AAA Conference support the Anthropos Australis presentations. It is great to have the support and endorsement of the Ngarluma Traditional Owners in our research.
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