#AppliedArchaeology

Protecting the resting place of the great explorer, Tommy Windich

In February, 1876, a young Balladong man was laid to rest on a beautiful beach track near the town of Esperance, southern Western...

Marine Biodiversity Hotspot - Ancient Cultural Landscapes

On a remote island off the southern coast of Western Australia, a team of researchers (Finding Salisbury) have identified a connection...

Turquoise Bend: Collaborative Archaeology on Private Land

A multi-year collaborative project commenced in 2017 that aims to protect and manage cultural places on private land associated with the...

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

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

Waljin Mia (Rainbow Cave) Restoration Project

This short video examines a cultural maintenance project for the Wadandi cultural place - Waljin Mia (Rainbow Cave) - in southwestern...

Turquoise Bend: Collaborative Archaeology on Private Land

To Burn or Not To Burn: Listening to a Forest

Wadandi Heritage, Archaeology, Surf and Landcare Camp

The Ancient History of Thistle Cove, Cultural Connections, and the Search for the Mountaineer Shipwr

Language, Place Names, and Heritage Preservation in Alaska: An Applied Archaeology Field School

Cultural Burning as Heritage Preservation: An Archaeologist's 'View'

Cultural Ranger & Archaeology Field School, southwest USA

Protecting Coastal Cultural Heritage and Empowering Youth: A Case Study

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

Protecting the resting place of the great explorer, Tommy Windich

Marine Biodiversity Hotspot - Ancient Cultural Landscapes

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