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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • THE SB-4-6 SHELL MIDDEN ASSEMBLAGE: A SHELL MIDDEN ANALYSIS FROM A LATE PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE AT PAMUA ON MAKIRA, SOUTHEAST SOLOMON ISLANDS 

      Virgin, Karyn
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis details the methodology, results and interpretations of analysis that was conducted on a shell midden assemblage from Pamua on the island of Makira, Southeast Solomon Islands. This midden was excavated from ...
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    • The Lydion: Revealing Connectivity across the Mediterranean in the Sixth Century B.C. 

      Wrigley, Susan
      Published 2011-01-01
      The Archaic period was a period of great change around the Mediterranean: population growth, urbanization and colonization all contributed to the overturning of existing social and political structures. Growth in commercial ...
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    • Memorial Markings: A study of the change over time to fonts at the Manly Quarantine station and Rookwood Cemetery 

      Andrews, Rebecca
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis analyses the changes in font styles used in the historical inscriptions at the Manly Quarantine Station and Rookwood Cemetery. The changes to the fonts used at each site will be compared to the changes to fonts ...
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    • STONE OR METAL? DIAGNOSING THE MATERIAL AGENT OF EARLY BRONZE AGE CUT MARKS FROM LERNA, GREECE 

      Jones, Rebecca
      Published 2011-01-01
      This dissertation examines cut marks on animal bone from Early Bronze Age Lerna in Greece to determine the material agent; a stone or metal tool. An experimental group of cut marks was produced to compare to the Lerna ...
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    • Material Matters: The Moral Imperative for a Large‐Scale Perspective within the Archaeology of the Contemporary Past. 

      Dharmendra, Ben
      Published 2011-01-01
      Over the past decade, the archaeology of the contemporary past has become an established sub-field within archaeology. Yet, the overwhelming majority of research conducted within this sub-field is concerned with the study ...
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