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Centre for Archaeological Research Seminar Series

Semester 1, 2026

The Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR) Seminar Series is convened by Dr Anna Florin (anna.florin@anu.edu.au) 

Seminars are on Fridays, 3:30pm-4:30pm, in AD Hope building Conference Room (Rm 1.28) and online via Zoom.  See individual events in case of changes


27 February
Dr Ceri Shipton, School of Culture, History and Language (CAP, ANU) 
Lithic miniaturization provides a universal signature of an MIS4-3 southern dispersal of Homo sapiens
In person/online - start time 3pm

13 March
Rob Henderson, School of Culture, History and Language (CAP, ANU)
Archaeological research on Epi Island, central Vanuatu
In person/online

27 March
Prof Nicholas Evans, School of Culture, History and Language (CAP, ANU), Dr Alexandra Marley (AIATSIS)
Plant use in ancient northern Australia: Evidence from linguistics
In person/online

24 April
Dr Anne Dighton, School of Social Science (UQ)
The evolution of the olive: Domestication pathways and prehistoric human-environment dynamics
In person/online

8 May
Stevie Skitmore, Tracey Pilgrim, Phoebe Barnes, Elise Matheson
PhD Candidates, ANU 
In person/online

22 May
Assoc. Prof. Stuart Bedford, School of Culture, History and Language (CAP, ANU)
Anthropogenic transformation of an island landscape: 3,000 years of adaptation and resilience on Efate, Vanuatu
In person/online

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Upcoming Events

24
Apr
2026

The evolution of the olive: domestication pathways and prehistoric human-environment dynamics

Dr Anne Dighton, School of Social Science (UQ)

Presented in person and online, Zoom details below.Olive (Olea europaea ssp. europaea L.) is a cornerstone of Mediterranean cultural and ecological…

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Past Events

27
Mar
2026

Plant use in ancient northern Australia: evidence from linguistics

Nicholas Evans (CoEDL/ECDI, CAP, ANU), Alexandra Marley (AIATSIS)

Presented in person and online, details below.In many parts of the world, the matching of reconstructable words from ancestral 'proto-languages' to…

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13
Mar
2026

Archaeological research on Epi Island, central Vanuatu

Rob Henderson, School of Culture, History and Language (ANU)

Presented in person and online, details below.Epi Island is situated near the centre of the Vanuatu archipelago in the southwest Pacific. For most of…

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27
Feb
2026

Lithic miniaturization provides a universal signature of an MIS4-3 southern dispersal of Homo sapiens

Dr Ceri Shipton, School of Culture, History and Language (ANU)

Presented in person and online, details below.Fossil and artefactual evidence shows Homo sapiens in Eurasia well before 75 ka. …

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