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Dating In Landscape, Archaeology, Richard Roberts, Zenobia Jacobs
Dating In Landscape, Archaeology, Richard Roberts, Zenobia Jacobs
Richard G Roberts
A common need in archaeology is for objects and events of interest to be dated, so that they can be arranged in the correct temporal sequence. Here we briefly review several methods available to the archaeologist to assist in age determination of the "target" object or event-comprehensive treatments of the subject are given by Aitken 0990, 1999), Wagner (998), and Walker (2005).
Beneath The Peat: A Refined Pollen Record From An Interstadial At Caledonia Fen, Highland Eastern Victoria, Australia, P. Kershaw, M. Mckenzie, J. Brown, Richard Roberts, S. Van Der Kaars
Beneath The Peat: A Refined Pollen Record From An Interstadial At Caledonia Fen, Highland Eastern Victoria, Australia, P. Kershaw, M. Mckenzie, J. Brown, Richard Roberts, S. Van Der Kaars
Richard G Roberts
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Bush Lemons And Beach Hauling: Evolving Traditions And New Thinking For Protected Areas Management And Aboriginal Peoples In New South Wales, Michael Adams, Vanessa Cavanagh, Bridget Edmunds
Bush Lemons And Beach Hauling: Evolving Traditions And New Thinking For Protected Areas Management And Aboriginal Peoples In New South Wales, Michael Adams, Vanessa Cavanagh, Bridget Edmunds
Michael Adams
Aboriginal communities in New South Wales currently are engaged in negotiating with government agencies about cultural activities focussing on access to and harvest of wild resources on and off protected areas. These are ‘co-management’ situations in the broadest sense, where both Indigenous peoples and protected area management agencies actively are engaged in the same landscape. Aboriginal peoples are using adaptive approaches to continue millennia of cultural traditions in social and physical environments that are significantly changed and changing. Some protected area managers are seeking to understand and adapt agency responses, so as to engage and support Aboriginal interests. These contrasting …