This article reviews ethnographic descriptions of Australia's First Nations people's grain
threshing to inform future grain research and revival of practice in south-eastern Australia …

Plant biodiversity is a key resource underpinning efforts to satisfy the food needs of growing
human populations while coping with climate change. Crop wild relatives provide options for …

Buildings and monuments constructed from stone provide some of the best‐preserved
surface archaeology, but their construction ages can be difficult to determine using …

The use of fire plays a vital role in studies involving human adaptation and evolution as well
as landscape and environmental management, especially when it can answer questions …

ABSTRACT A particular historical travelling religious complex in northern Western Australia,
usually known as Kurangara, has been the subject of anthropological attention since the late …

Abstract In 2012, Australian Archaeology published the paper entitled 'Review of
Geophysical Applications in Australian Archaeology'. The goals of the article were to …

Where rapid and violent colonization disrupted ancient lifeways, ethnographic sources can
be used to reconstruct aspects of traditional life including ethnobotany. Such reconstructions …

This paper describes a rock engraving site in Mithaka Country in the Channel Country,
southwest Queensland, where the majority of the motifs consist of crescents or variations on …

Abstract The Spanish Influenza of 1919 had a devastating effect on Aboriginal Australian
communities, particularly Cherbourg (formerly known as Barambah Aboriginal Reserve) …

As interest in Australian native products continues to grow worldwide, Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander peoples (First Peoples) are striving to be industry leaders in the production of …