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Unveiling the deep-time story of sacred Wiradjuri carved trees (marara) and burials (dhabuganha)
Ramses: golden treasures of the superstar pharaoh come to Sydney
No scientific evidence for cognitively advanced behaviours and symbolism by Homo naledi
No scientific evidence Homo naledi was advanced
New approach to understanding Aboriginal foodways
Research ‘sweep’: Martindale Hall
Please explain: Why do 2.5 million tourists pour into Pompeii every year?
Superlensing without a superlens: microscopes boosted beyond limits
Braiding Indigenous knowledge and science
Amazonian Rainforest Hides Thousands of Records of Ancient Indigenous Communities Under Its Forest Canopy, According to a Study Published in the Journal Science
New archaeological discoveries set to transform understanding of Arthur’s Stone
International Museum Conference: Truth-telling in a post truth era
AFP Forensics assist in recovery of WWII soldier remains in PNG
Historic Launch of the Unified International Scientific Center Initiative to Address Climate Impact on Earth
Modifying microbes to eat plastic; climate solutions; rewilding to save species; and what policies add up?
Beauty, wine and death in ancient world
CEF Yass Valley Celebrates 25 Years
Possible remains of 187-year-old gaol uncovered in Albany
History expert thrives in art of gaming
Patrick Roberts and Oshan Wedage Awarded ‘Humanitarian’ Title by Sri Lanka’s Indigenous Vedda Community
UOW rated among world’s best young universities
Witness archaeology in action at Arthur’s Stone
New methods for ancient texts
Documentary series showcases exciting underwater heritage discoveries
Western Civilisation program opens doors to world
Signals from Ancestors
New gallery displays highlight storytelling skills
Archaeologists identify Moluccan boats on NT rock art drawings
Silent witnesses: further dark secrets of Batavia shipwreck laid bare
Who owned this Stone Age jewellery? New forensic tools offer an unprecedented answer
New ACT Heritage Council appointed
Dinner and show: Roman ruins reveal luxury winery doubled as entertainment venue
Consultation to improve protection of shipwrecks in WA waters
Heritage specialists onsite to protect and preserve Glenrowan history
“Exquisite” sabertooth skull offers clues about Ice Age predator
More progress for Northern Correctional Facility
Flinders rises in key QS World University Rankings
New members sought for Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Council
Engineering and Technology strongest in latest QS subject rankings
Australia-Iceland Double Taxation Convention and Underwater Cultural Heritage Convention recommended for ratification
Essay collection rethinks history of plaster casts
Enigmatic ruins across Arabia hosted ancient ritual sacrifices
Pioneer of precious taonga conservation: Dilys Johns
Unlocking secrets of WA’s superstitious past
A fish-eye view of Bondi rockpools and the secret life of plankton revealed: the Maritime Museum at the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival
Four Australian Aboriginal spears taken by James Cook to be returned to traditional owners
Exhibition of design guidelines for General Aviation Precinct at Merimbula Airport
Bark painting mystery gives artist important place in family tree