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Other Publications Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists (AACAI) Newsletter Information on the Newsletter can be found here Australian Archaeological Consultancy Monograph Series Invitation to consultants to submit reports for consideration In early 2002, the AACAI NEC approved the production of the Australian Archaeology Consultancy Monograph Series . Consultants are invited to submit major reports that reflect significant and strategic research and best practice in the disciplines of archaeology and cultural heritage management. The full range of consultancy activity is countenanced including regional survey, remote sensing, excavation, management and public education. Projects that display successful liaison and collaborative research initiatives with Indigenous communities are encouraged. Reports must be camera-ready for copying and have clearance from clients and stakeholders in terms of their ability to be circulated for wider publication. A panel of three senior archaeologists placed within a cultural heritage agency, university and industry setting will be approached by the NEC to act as independent referees for the selection of the most promising reports for publication. It is not envisaged that the selected report(s) will be edited.

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Val Attenbrow Robin Torrence Home Publications Val Attenbrow Val Attenbrow Page contents Sole author Joint authorship - Senior author Joint author - Junior author Book reviews Sole author 2003. Attenbrow, V.J. 'Land and Sea: Common Ground and Contemporary Issues for Australasian Archaeology'. Australian Archaeology Conferences, 17-21 November 2002, Townsville, Queensland . Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Inc Newsletter 2003. Attenbrow, V.J. Sydney's Aboriginal Past. Investigating the Archaeological and Historical Records , (reprint, paperback). UNSW Press, Sydney. 2002. Attenbrow, V.J. Sydney's Aboriginal Past. Investigating the Archaeological and Historical Records , (1st edn, hardback). UNSW Press, Sydney. 1999. Attenbrow, V. Archaeological research in coastal southeastern Australia: a review. In Hall, J and McNiven, I (eds), Australian Coastal Archaeology , pp. 195-210. ANH Publications, RSPAS, The Australian National University, Canberra. 1999. Attenbrow, V.J. The Southeast. In J. Hall and I. McNiven. Australian Coastal Archaeology , p. 193. ANH Publications, RSPAS, The Australian National University, Canberra.

29. Robin Torrence - Publications And Reports In S. Ulm, I. Lilley and A. Ross (eds.) australian archaeology 95. pp. 25574. Australian Museum starch reference collection. australian archaeology 44 52-53. http://www.amonline.net.au/anthropology/publications/wnb.htm

Val Attenbrow Robin Torrence Home Publications Robin Torrence Robin Torrence Page contents Articles Books Museum exhibitions Publications and reports - West New Britain Archaeological Project Articles Torrence, R. 2003. 'Like everywhere you've never been' : archaeological fables from Papua New Guinea, pp. 287-300 in Jeske R. and Charles D. K. (eds), Theory, Method and Practice in Modern Archaeology. Praeger, Westport Connecticut. Torrence, R., 2002. Obsidian tools, the record of 200 years of museum collecting pp. 73-80 in Kaufmann, C., Kocher Schmid C. and Ohnemus S., (eds), Admiralty Islands: Arts from the South Seas , Museum Rietberg Zurich, Zurich. White, J.P., Coroneos C., Neall, V., Boyd, W. and Torrence, R., 2002. FEA site, Boduna Island: Further investigations Monograph 25: pp.101-107 in Bedford, S., Burley, D. and Sand, C. (eds), Fifty Years in the Field. New Zealand Archaeological Association. Torrence, R., 2002. The archaeology of cultural landscapes on Garua Island, PNG. Antiquity Torrence, R. and Grattan, J., 2002. The archaeology of disasters: past and future trends pp. 1-18 in Torrence, R. and Grattan, J. (eds)

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40. Lynley Wallis australian archaeology 55359. Wallis, LA 2001. 2000. Perspectives on ecological approaches in australian archaeology. australian archaeology 5054-66. http://www.aiatsis.gov.au/rsrch/staff_profiles/lynleyw.htm

You Are Here: home research research contacts Dr Lynley Wallis Research Officer Contact Details GPO Box 553, AIATSIS, Canberra ACT 2601 Telephone: +61 2 6246 1160 Facsimile: +61 2 6249 7714 Email: Lynley.Wallis@aiatsis.gov.au Current Research Interests Human-environment relationships through the late Pleistocene Aboriginal archaeology of the Gregory Ranges, northwest Queensland Aboriginal archaeology of the Mitchell Grass Downs Aboriginal occupation of the semi-arid zone Cultural heritage tourism Other Research Interests Phytolith analysis Fieldwork Interests Inland northwest Queensland Kimberley Back to top A representative selection of publications, papers and reports Hiscock, P. and L.A. Wallis. In press. Pleistocene settlement of deserts from an Australian perspective. In P. Veth, M. Smith and P. Hiscock (eds) Desert Peoples: Archaeological perspectives . Blackwell Publishers. Smith, M., P. Veth, P. Hiscock and L.A. Wallis. In press. Introduction: Global deserts in perspective. In P. Veth, M. Smith and P. Hiscock (eds)

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