About CAS Seminars
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The CAS seminar Series is held throughout the year with the aim of promoting the research of professionals working in the region, or research about the region. A wide variety of seminars have been held over the years, presented by local aboriginal elders, consultants, independent researchers, and academics.
Recordings of some of the seminars are provided by the NMA through their Audio on demand feature HERE. You can find Dr Josephine Flood talking on the cultural riches of ancient south-east Australia, Ngunawal elder Wally Bell providing an aboriginal perspective on archaeology, Dr. Amy Way describing the archaeology of Lake George, Dr. Dougald O'Reilly sharing insights from the Plain of Jars in Laos and more! Watch previous seminars on the CAR youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFnkj8C2foWtquBJGkTxVJA |
2024 Line Up:
This year CAS is joining with CAR at the ANU to produce our seminar series!
To remain COVID safe, all seminars will be held on Zoom, and in some cases both in person and on Zoom. The following is the list of seminars held throughout 2021: The next upcoming seminar is highlighted in blue |
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19 March : 3:00pm AEDT
Dr Anne Ford - Otago University 'The Hiccup and the Hiri: investigating settlement pattern changes on the south coast of Papua New Guinea' |
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24 March : 6:00 - 8:00pm AEDT
Professor Matthew Springs, ARC Laureate - ANU 'Has the question of the origin of Pacific peoples now been solved?' In person: Lotus Hall Auditorium Theatre, China in the World Building (188), ANU, Fellows Lane Zoom: Link provided on registration Eventbrite registration link: |
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30 April : 3:30pm AEDT
Aleese Barron - ANU 'Archaeobotanical applications of microCT imaging' |
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19 May : 4:00 - 5:30pm AEDT : National Archaeology Week event
Dr Helen Cooke - ANU 'Linking the Past with the Present: Exploring Ethnoarchaeology and Sharing Stories in Weipa, Cape York, Queensland' |
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21 May : 10am AEST
Prof. Ian Hodder - Stanford University 'Catalhoyuk and a new take on the origins of farming in the Middle East' |
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28 May : 3:30am AEST
Matthew Adeleye - ANU 'Indigenous fire-managed landscapes in southeast Australia during the Holocene' |
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POSTPONED 24 August : 3pm
Dr Mary Hutchison - ANU 'Reimagining Ginninderry: interpreting the cultural landscape in a local sustainable development' Read more: - Uncovering Old Weetangerra Road around Ginninderry - Ginninderry Gains Recognition ACT Heritage Awards |
Download the flyer HERE |
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POSTPONED 22 September : 5:30pm AEST
Dr Peter Dowling 'Fatal Contact: How Epidemics Nearly Wiped out Australia's First Peoples" In person and via Zoom Read More here |
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13 October : 3:30pm
Robert Williams 'The story of the stone: An archaeological study of the cultural landscape of West Futuna, Vanuatu' Zoom link: https://anu.zoom.us/j/88429997314?pwd=TWY4eC8rdm5zTjZoa2FQcUF3R0ZUZz09 Zoom password: 522552 Find out more on Rob William here: - www.murrumbidgeeah.com/ -https://sydney.academia.edu/RobNWilliams |
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POSTPONED
Dr Colin Pardoe 'Villages and Environmental Water: using Archaeology for Conservation on the Murray River' |
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