Departmental Seminars are held on campus during semester from 3 - 5 pm every Thursday.  Staff and students of the University and the general public are very welcome to attend any of these seminars.

First semester seminars are generally presented by staff, postgraduate students and guest speakers. Second semester seminars contain a mixture of  Honours and Masters student presentations and guest speakers.

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Time: 3-5pm Thursday

Place: Social Sciences South 149, Flinders University


Semester One 2012 - Seminar Series S1 2012 (PDF 45KB)
 DatePresenter/s
Topic
March 8
Dr Alice Gorman
Valley of the cable ties: Exploring contemporary material culture from aerospace to domestic space 
March 15
Dr Melanie Swalwell
Remembering local software: the Australasian Heritage Software Database Project
March 22
Julie Kowlessar,
PhD candidate,
Flinders University
Colonial Kanakas: Archaeological
memories of South Sea Islander indentured
labour in Australia
March 29

Regan Forrest,
University of Queensland/Interpretation
Australia

Big stories in small places: reflecting
community identity through the
interpretation of heritage sites
April 5
Professor Maciej Henneberg,
University of Adelaide
The history of a hobbit from Flores
   MID SEMESTER BREAK
April 26
Dr Keryn Walshe,
South Australian Museum
Recent research projects at the South
Australian Museum
May 3
Kelly Wiltshire,
PhD candidate,
Flinders University
Connection & Continuity: Ngarrindjeri lifeways at Waltowa Wetland
May 10
Emily Jateff,
South Australian
Maritime Museum
Wyatt Earp rides again: a polar research
vessel in tropical Queensland
May 14
Professor Tim Earle,
Northwestern University
Political Economy in Pacific Prehistory: How Chiefs Came to Power
Institute Building, North Terrace, 6.00pm
May 17
Dr Danielle Clode,
Flinders University
The past in flames: Australia’s bushfire
history and cultural burning practices
May 24
Dr Nick Prescott,
Flinders University
Keynote of National Archaeology Week
Film Festival: Indiana Jones in film
May 31
Jordan Ralph
Flinders University
Today ArchSoc - tomorrow the world!
June 7
Dr Peter Bell,
historian and
heritage consultant
Mining sites in Australia and their
associated settlements
June 14
Dr Philip Hughes and Dr Marjorie Sullivan,
HEH Pty Ltd
Archaeological research at Olympic Dam -
an update

 

 

 

 


 

Semester Two 2011

DatePresenter/sTopic
July 28Dr Jonathan Bollen & Dr Alice GormanArchaeology and Theatre in Dialogue: A conversation on Archaeology, Perfomance and Method (PDF 54KB)
August 4
Bob Stone
Pella in Jordan. 2011 Archaeological Excavations
August 11
Heather Burke and Claire Smith
SHaReD CRC
August 18
Thomas Knight
The archaeology of the Weddin Mountains; 'reading' an Aboriginal ritual landscape in Central Western New South Wales
August 25
Wendy Van Duivenvoorde
The Kyrenia Ship: A Voyage of Discovery
Sept 1
Emma Kowal
Vital legacies: Indigenous DNA and postcolonial science
Sept 8
Adam Paterson
Evaluating public participation in archaeological excavations
Sept 15
Natalie Franklin
Discontinuous Dreaming Networks: Analyses of Variability in Australian prehistoric rock engravings
October 6
Katrina Biggs
Challenging the Stereotype: An Archaeological Analysis of the Cultural Evolution of German Migration and Settlement in Hahndorf, South Australia, 1838-2011
October 14
Cameron Hartnell
Human Systems in Polar Places: A Study of the Arctic Coal Company's struggles in High-Arctic Spitsbergen 
October 20
Honours students
 
October 27
Master of Archaeology and CHM students
 
Nov 3
Master of Archaeology and CHM students 
 
Nov 10
Master of Archaeology and CHM students 
 

 

Semester One 2011

Date
Presenter/s
Topic
March 17Steve BrownStuff and Identity: A View from the Backyard
March 24Lars LarssenThe Middle Stone Age in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa
March 31Antonieta JimenezInterpretation and Community Archaeology in Teuchitlan, Jalisco, Mexico
April 7James HunterOf Warships and Watercraft Abandonment: Discard Correlates Derived from Australasia's Torpedo Boat Defences, 1884-1924

April 28

April 28

Qiaowei Wei

Li Huidong

Qiaowei Wei: Conquest, Order, and Authority: A Comparative Approach to Local-Central relations in Late Shang and Western Zhou

Li Huidong: Preliminary Analysis of Seasonalities of Shell-Collecting of Nanheya Site

May 5

May 5

Peter Howard

Andrew Crisp

Peter Howard: “The Archaeology of Destruction: Removal of the Sydney Tram System”

Andrew Crisp: “‘Battlefield or Gallery?’: a Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Mark- Making Practices in Sydney, Australia”

May 19Jun KimuraEast Asian Shipbuilding of the Medieval Period
May 26Cristina Lanteri
Wardrobe Archaeology
June 2Jason T. Raupp
“Cuttin’ in and Tryin’ out: Industrial Perspectives on 19th Century American and British Whaling Ships”