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Emus in the Stars.

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Burial mounds offer archaeologists a mound of information … Read more here.

 

Stone artefacts have fascinated archaeologists for centuries.

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Footsteps of our Ancestors.

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Bora Ceremonies and the Great Emu in the Sky

emu1Based on Fuller, R.S., D.W. Hamacher, and R.P. Norris 2013 Astronomical orientations of Bora ceremonial grounds. Australian Archaeology 77:30-37.

By Michelle C. Langley

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AA78 (June 2014) is now available!

AA78 coverAustralian Archaeology
 
Year: 2014
Month: June
Number: 78
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
Editorial
Heather Burke and Lynley A. Wallis (p.iii)
 
Articles
Pigment geochemistry as chronological marker: …
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Why Burials Offer a Mound of Information on Past Individuals and Communities

Gillman-Burials_ThumbnailBased on Littleton, J., K. Walshe and J. Hodges 2013 Burials and time at Gillman Mound, northern Adelaide, South Australia. Australian Archaeology 77:38–51.

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