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Dating Aboriginal Scarred Trees in north eastern Australia

mickmorrison
October 23, 2012

This week and next I’m back in Weipa (NE Australia) working on a research project with Alngith People — Traditional Owners of the western Weipa Peninsula — as well as Dr Kathryn Allen (Monash University), to collect cores from Aboriginal scarred…

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The value of a track record in blogging

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February 10, 2012
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At the moment I am writing a rather large grant application for a postdoctoral position to step into next year when my current teaching contract at Flinders University runs out. I’ve written a few successful funding applications but this is…

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The shell mounds of Albatross Bay, Cape York Peninsula

mickmorrison
March 29, 2011
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It has been some time since I last blogged about archaeology so in this post – which is a contribution to the Four Stone Hearth blogging carnival – I am taking up a question that has driven my work for…

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