The Centre promotes and integrates research & teaching archaeological activities undertaken across the Australian National University campus (CASS, CAP & RSES)
Join us online, Thursday 16 for 'Temporalities of Andean Heritage Landscapes' with Dr Pablo Garcia who will discuss the problematic conversion of Pre-Hispanic ruins into archaeological heritage sites in the name of scientific research & tourism. Register 👉https://t.co/0TUHAvfafX
Tomorrow evening!📢The Mulvaney Lecture is back. Join us at 6:30pm tomorrow, Thurs 3 November, in Kambri T2 for Prof. Sue O'Connor's lecture, "Modern Humans in Pleistocene Wallacea...the story so far" Limited spaces left to register👉 https://t.co/X60J2kAJTZ
📢The Mulvaney Lecture is back in 2022. Join us at 6:30pm on Thursday 3 November, in Kambri for Prof. Sue O'Connor's lecture, "Modern Humans in Pleistocene Wallacea...the story so far" Register below! https://t.co/X60J2kAJTZ
Join us tomorrow in the RSSS Auditorium for this special event, Conversations Across the Creek: Visualising Research. Speakers: Dr Anna Madeleine Raupach & Dr Martyn Jolly both from @ANUartdesign and Dr Mathieu Leclerc from @ArchAnthANU Register below! https://t.co/IVjLVk5L88
Info session next Tues 6 Sept at 12pm for students interested in Honours or PG programs in Archaeology or Biological Anthropology.
We also welcome students with questions about current or future programs/courses in these disciplines.
https://t.co/H4ZeFNRSgj
On campus Tues 2 Aug 4:30pm, Dr James L. Flexner (University of Sydney) presents "Different pasts, better futures? An island perspective on emerging consensus in “alternative” archaeologies" in the @hrc_ANU Works in Progress Seminar Series. Register here 👇https://t.co/DzfVD2r4OZ
Want to practice your French and read about historical anthropology in the Pacific? 🧐 Check out new Volume co-edited by Dr. Guillaume Molle from @ArchAnthANU "Oceanians and Westerners: Historical anthropology of violence (16th-17th century)" 📚👇
New volume 🎉📚*Oceanians and Westerners: Historical anthropology of violence (16th-17th century)* co-edited by the SoAA’s own Dr.Guillaume Molle https://t.co/ilEn8LymqA 👈Follow link to order hard copy 📖 Download version coming soon & English translation planned for future
Recently published in Science: Genetic study of ancient & modern humans in Micronesia shows population movements in island SE Asia differed from the SW Pacific. Men moved to find mates but women rarely moved to join men, making these societies matrilinear https://t.co/6eI1LtFITD
This book highlights some of the collections and their object biographies displayed in the Uncovering Pacific Pasts exhibition which sought to bring together notable and relatively unknown Pacific material culture from around the globe.
Out now- https://t.co/AZ5OGgR64S
This Thurs 9 June, Dr Matiu Prebble from @UCNZ presents "Waitetoke and other wetland cultivation complexes from the northern offshore islands of Aotearoa New Zealand" for the CAR Series. Join on campus at 3.30pm or via Zoom. More details here https://t.co/cHVJQDqqaV
Prof. Tim Denham will present "Intersections in Archaeological Science: Past to Future Directions" as part of the CAR Seminar Series, this Friday 20 May at 3:30pm. Join on campus or via Zoom. More details here https://t.co/9M3DkFZwiU
This Friday 22nd, join us online at 11am for the next CAR seminar, presented by Professor Patrick Vinton Kirch from the University of Hawai'i https://t.co/vKhb1rkPxt
Dr Colin Pardoe will be giving a seminar entitled Villages and environmental water: Using archaeology for conservation on the Murray River tomorrow from 5:45pm in HW Arndt Lecture Theatre 2, Building 25A, @ourANU@ArchAnthANU .
The CAR Seminar Series returns for 2022! Join us on Thurs March 24, on Zoom/ANU Campus to hear Dr Colin Pardoe present "Villages and Environmental Water Using Archaeology for Conservation on the Murray River" https://t.co/Qa22ep0sVn
I am excited to be a part of this event on Friday hosted by @SofiaSamperCarr
I will try not to 'fangirl' over my fellow panelists Dr Ursula Fredrick and Dr Ines Domingo Sanz whose work I really admire
https://t.co/cQHite2hCK
Our interview with CASS media for the Unearthed exhibition is out! Bella and I talk about the importance of non-traditional research output in Archaeology and Anthropology, as well as our general excitement for the launch on the 18th https://t.co/hbZAeRzOrl
Do not miss our last seminar for the semester Friday 28 May, 3:30pm by @matt_adeleye: Palaeoecology of southeast Australian ecosystems, with a major focus on the Bass Strait area: Implications for ecosystem management.
Zoom: https://t.co/Kp2KNqky03.
Live from PSYC G5 @ourANU
Congratulations to Professor Simone Dennis and Associate Professor Alison Behie on their thought-provoking article "Why mentoring for women risks propping up patriarchal structures instead of changing them". Read more below!
https://t.co/DIGbVATQtE
@ANUausi@ArchAnthANU @ANU_CHL @anuearthscience@ANUcass@ANUasiapacific Hi AUSI, nice to meet you!
I should probably introduce myself: The Centre for Archaeological Research gathers researchers and students involved in archaeology across various Colleges of the Australian National University.