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Restoring cultural places and landscape after fire: the Marbellup project

Restoring cultural places and landscape after fire: the Marbellup project

An intense wildfire impacted one of the most significant cultural landscapes within Tjaltjraak Country, near Esperance, Western...

Language, History and Archaeology: A GPR Project at Eyak Lake, Alaska

Language, History and Archaeology: A GPR Project at Eyak Lake, Alaska

In 2016 and 2017, a team from Applied Archaeology International (AAI) were invited to the annual Eyak Cultural and Language Camp in...

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Turquoise Bend: Collaborative Archaeology on Private Land

Turquoise Bend: Collaborative Archaeology on Private Land

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Cape to Cape Heritage Preservation Project: Stage 1 - Archaeological Heritage Management

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