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Vessel from
#1108, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from
#2378, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#2401, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#2849, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Old Walpi
#3448, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#3450, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Sikyatki; Eastern cemetery
#3451, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Sikyatki; Eastern cemetery
#4024, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#4068, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from
#4129, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown; Glaze, painted brown and red lines inside, paspole figure outside.Contemporary Hopi 1800 to 1954 - Frederick Douglas, 1954In spite of Rust's note that he collected this pot at Zuni it is clearly a good example of early Sikyatki style. The question or historic of pre -historic seems to be resolved by the comment by Fewkes in describing the ""modern imitations"" of old ware made by Nampeyo. "" The sole way in which modern (1895) imitations of ancient vessels may be...
#5240, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Sikyatki; plain polished yellow box long:8.3 wide:6.5 [Maybe not a ladle. Maybe this is a cup sfe 4/22/24]
#5561, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Pottery Mound
#5562, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Pottery Mound
#5563, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Pottery Mound
#5600, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#5601, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Homolovi
#5602, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Unknown
#905, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Pink Arrow
#942, Vessel (2025)
Vessel from Pink Arrow
Ah Toy's Garden: A Chinese Market-Garden on the Palmer River Goldfield, North Queensland (1984)
The Chinese on the Palmer River goldfield of North Queensland from the 1870s onwards were involved in market gardening as well as mining. This paper examines in detail the history and archaeology of one such garden occupied by Chinese from 1883 until 1934. The results of an archaeological survey of the garden area, including habitation sites, graves and an irrigation system, and excavation of the principal Chinese house-site and several rubbish dumps, are analysed in the context of documentary...
Australian Journal of Historical Archaeology Volume 02
Archive of papers from Volume 2 of the Australian Journal of Historical Archaeology, published by the Australian Society for Historical Society (ASHA) in 1984.
Commonwealth Block dataset (2012)
Suite of datasets arising from the Commonwealth Block project.
Exploring the Archaeology of the Modern City project
The ‘Exploring the Archaeology of the Modern City’ project (EAMC) was established in 2001 by Professor Tim Murray of the Archaeology Program of La Trobe University and Industry Partners, to analyse and interpret the large assemblages excavated from historical archaeological sites which are held in storehouses across Sydney. Funding for the project was provided by the Australian Research Council through its Linkage Scheme. The project gave to the analysis of ten discreet household assemblages...
A Historical Archaeology of the Commonwealth Block 1850-1950
Melbourne’s Commonwealth Block was a central city neighbourhood that existed for a century (from roughly 1850 to 1950) as a place of working-class residence and employment. Intermeshed with these working-class networks was a complicated landscape of small-scale businesses, and a cluster of large factories. This project is an Australian Research Council-funded Linkage project undertaken by La Trobe University and Museum Victoria to consolidate, amalgamate and enhance the available site and...