Semester 1, 2025
Laura Rademaker, Deep time in settler-colonial presents
In person/online
28 February
Michelle Richards, The history of archaeology and museums in the Pacific: Where are we now?
In person/online
14 March
Hendri Kaharudin, Prehistoric coastal resource dynamics in Island Southeast Asia
In person/online
28 March
Helen Martinsson-Wallin, Archaeology in Rapa Nui - Anakena excavations re-analysed
In person/online
9 May
Chris Urwin, et al., Uncovering the history of Makassan interactions with Yanyuwa people at Jalabuwaja (Crocodile's Net) southwest Gulf of Carpentaria
In person/online
16 May
Petra Vaiglova, Reconsidering how we can use developmental growth patterns in teeth to improve resolution of palaeodietary and palaeoclimate studies
In person/online
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Deep time in settler-colonial presents
Dr Laura Rademaker, ANU School of History
Deep time in settler-colonial presentsOver the course of the twentieth century, scholars have found different ways of reading ‘Aboriginal Dreaming’…
Neanderthal lifeways on the dark side of the Pre-Pyrenees
Dr Sofia Samper-Carro, Australian National University
Neanderthals were the first extinct human relative to become known to science and have an iconic significance in human evolution. Recent research has…
The earliest multi-island obsidian exchange network and exciting discoveries from Wetar Island, Indonesia
Dr Shimona Kealy, Australian National University
Our species embarked on the world’s first great maritime journey from Sunda (greater Southeast Asia) to Sahul (greater Australia) at least 50,000…