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
Contact
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Past Events
What is anthracology anyway? The potential of wood charcoal analysis for investigating the history of human-forests interactions in Oceania
Dr. Emilie Dotte-Sarout (ANU - CASS)
Archaeobotany is a key method for understanding the long-term history of the human use of plants and the dynamics of human-environment relationships…
The Spice Islands in Prehistory: New Data and Thoughts, 25 years later
Emeritus Pr. Peter Bellwood (ANU - CASS)
Between 1991 and 1996, archaeologists from ANU and the formerly-named Pusat Penelitian Arkeologi Nasional in Indonesia undertook excavations in a…
Book launch: Ten Thousand Years of Cultivation at Kuk Swamp in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea
Associate Professor Tim Denham
This book is a landmark publication for ANU as it represents over 50 years of research into early agriculture in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.…