Historical Archaeology
Bottles, Bullets and Teacups: Artefacts from the Old Bridge Inn
On Saturday the 26th May Dr Michelle Negus Cleary and Bronwyn Woff (pictured) presented the findings of their work the Old Bridge Inn archaeological study
On Saturday the 26th May Dr Michelle Negus Cleary and Bronwyn Woff (pictured) presented the findings of their work the Old Bridge Inn archaeological study
Archaeology Week got off to a great start this week with presentations by Dr Michelle Negus Cleary and Jasmine Scibilia speaking at the City of
Another opportunity to explore the early settlement of Melbourne arose in October this year when a block of land in Exploration Lane was excavated as
Following on from the archaeological investigations conducted earlier this year, an exhibition hosted by the Prahran Mechanic’s Institute (PMI Victorian History Library) will be running from
Earlier this year archaeologists from Dr Vincent Clark & Associates excavated a row of six cottages next to the Wesley Church on Lonsdale Street, and in
Miniature cannon found at the Wesley precinct. VC&A staff member Wendy Morrison recently submitted her PhD at La Trobe University, in which she investigated the
Top plan of feature with depth colourisation recorded using photogrammetry. As part of a large-scale residential development project at Melton, 35 km west of Melbourne’s
The Aboriginal Heritage Amendment Regulations (the Amendment Regulations) commenced on 2 August 2016. The Amendment Regulations see a number of significant changes concerning the ways
An important aspect of investigating Aboriginal sites in Australia is the dating of cultural deposits using scientific techniques. Where well preserved contexts are excavated, there
This year’s Australian Historical Association conference is being convened by the Collaborative Research Centre in Australian History at Federation University in Ballarat, with the theme