AACAI WA Chapter

Western Australian Chapter of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Inc. #archaeology #WAheritage2020

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Thanks to Mammoth Geospatial for giving us (and ASWA) a great workshop on QGIS for heritage professionals. A fabulous day was had by all!

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✨WA Volunteer Highlight - Meet Jo Thomson✨

Jo is currently juggling being a AACAI WA chairperson (over 400 volunteer hours), primary care giver, finishing a PhD, and running a consultancy... I'm tired just typing that out!

Thanks for your amazing contributions Jo!

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National Archaeology Week aims to increase public awareness about the wonders of Australian archaeology and Indigenous culture, as well as promote the protection of Australia's archaeological heritage.
Check out https://t.co/khdIOfPAhU for a list of events in your state!

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Check out NSW AACAI member Michael Lever's latest research: https://t.co/INnYc7OG9i

'I was motivated by my critical readings of 19th ethnographies and the realisation that little if any analysis had been carried out as to their potential accuracy. The results surprised me.'

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One of the key pieces of feedback we get from members is that we don’t communicate what AACAI is doing very well, and we agree!

If you have any suggestions that you think we can improve on in this area, let us know in the comments!

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WE WANT TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR RESEARCH!

Are you an AACAI member working on, or have recently published an archaeological paper? We would love to showcase your work on our social media!

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But for now, I just wanted to say hi and let you know who is behind the AACAI social media keyboard for 2023. If you see me around the traps, make sure to come and say hi!

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Hi everyone!

My name is Zane Blunt and I'm taking over the AACAI social media this year. I want to make AACAI social media more personable, to introduce the people behind the scenes, as well as our wonderful members and shine a light on their incredible work and achievements.

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Since then, I have been lucky enough to work with some of WA’s best heritage consultants, many of them AACAI members, and be welcomed by Aboriginal communities across the state with open arms.

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@wamuseum is calling for feedback on the Maritime Archaeology Act 1973 review, and hosting two free information sessions.

Submit feedback here: https://t.co/c8llJXPMK0

The event will also be live streamed here: https://t.co/TaD41ekHaq

More details: https://t.co/I5lq3cXVWk

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To understand how the ACHA 2021 affects heritage consultants, we are organising a heritage practitioner-specific information session with DPLH.

Dates for the session will be released soon.

DPLH are also offering a number public workshops
Book here: https://t.co/3cTNGYgaYo

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Thanks to everyone who has already completed. Survey closes on Friday!

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This year we are working on providing mental health and well-being resources for archaeologists. Help us by taking the time to fill in our survey
https://t.co/quiPbCdyMt

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For AACAI WA & ASWA Members and Friends - join us for a BBQ on Saturday afternoon, 22 April from 3pm. Don’t forget to RSVP [email protected] by the 14th of April if you want some food!

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@PilbaraPorts is looking for a new Heritage Advisor. For more information see https://t.co/FINyETAftD

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Thank you to the generous sponsors of the 2022 Fund: Comber Consultants, Ochre Imprints, Thomson Cultural Heritage Management, Virtus Heritage, and Wallis Heritage Consulting.

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The Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Inc (AACAI) would like to congratulate the recipients of the AACAI Student Support Fund 2022 (1/5)
https://t.co/i0RJV8BL8p

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Keeley Wood (Griffith University) From Past to Present: A Study of Photographic Records of Rock Art in Southeast Cape York Peninsula (5/5)

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Jarrod Van der Weide (University of Western Australia) Identifying and Mitigating the Risk of Recreational Disturbance to Recently Identified Archaeological and Cultural Heritage Sites in Wandoo National Park, Western Australia (4/5)