Aboriginal Affairs Victoria 2008. Standards for recording Victorian Aboriginal heritage places and objects. http://www.dpc.vic.gov.au/images/documents/Aboriginal_Affairs/Standards-for-Recording-Vic-Aboriginal-Heritage-Places-and-Objects.pdf.
Allen, H, Holdaway, S, Fanning, P & Littleton, J 2008. Footprints in the sand: appraising the archaeology of the Willandra Lakes, western New South Wales, Australia. Antiquity 82:11–24.
Footprints in the sand: appraising the archaeology of the Willandra Lakes, western New South Wales, Australia
Antiquity
82
11
24
Atalay, S 2012. Community-based archaeology: research with, by, and for Indigenous and local communities. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Community-based archaeology: research with, by, and for Indigenous and local communities
Australian Heritage Commission 2002. Ask first: a guide to respecting Indigenous heritage places and values. Canberra, Australian Heritage Commission.
Brown, S 2008. Mute or mutable? Archaeological significance, research and cultural heritage management in Australia. Australian Archaeology 67:19–30.
Mute or mutable? Archaeological significance, research and cultural heritage management in Australia
Australian Archaeology
67
19
30
Brown, S, Frederick, U & Clarke, A 2015. Encounter, engagement and object stories. In S. Brown, S, Clarke, A & Frederick, U (eds) Object stories: artifacts and archaeologists. Walnut Creek: Left Coast Press:13–27.
Encounter, engagement and object stories
Object stories: artifacts and archaeologists
13
27
Burke, H & Smith, C 2004. The archaeologist’s field handbook. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
The archaeologist’s field handbook
Clarke, C 1983. Adding figures to the landscape: an overlooked Aboriginal contribution to an archaeological survey, Pilbara, WA. In Smith, M (ed) Archaeology at ANZAAS 1983. Perth: Western Australian Museum:20–28.
Adding figures to the landscape: an overlooked Aboriginal contribution to an archaeological survey, Pilbara, WA
Archaeology at ANZAAS 1983
20
28
Colley, S 2002. Uncovering Australia: archaeology, Indigenous people and the public. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
Uncovering Australia: archaeology, Indigenous people and the public
Davidson, I, Lovell-Jones, C & Bancroft, R (eds) 1995. Archaeologists and Aborigines working together. Armidale: University of New England Press.
Archaeologists and Aborigines working together
Day, B & McDonald, E 2008. Report on ethnographic consultation with the Karlka Nyiyaparli Association in relation to Fortescue Metals Group’s Proposed Mine Extensions Christmas Creek, Pilbara, Western Australia. Ethnosciences: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
Report on ethnographic consultation with the Karlka Nyiyaparli Association in relation to Fortescue Metals Group’s Proposed Mine Extensions Christmas Creek, Pilbara, Western Australia
Department of Aboriginal Affairs nd. Guidelines for preparing Aboriginal heritage survey reports. http://www.daa.wa.gov.au/globalassets/pdf-files/heritage-pdfs/aboriginal-heritage-surveys---guidelines.pdf.
Dias, A & Rapley, S 2013. A report of an Aboriginal archaeological assessment of six rock shelters (DAA 29117 / CB10–88, DAA 29118 / CB10–92, DAA 29119 / CB10 093, CB10–98, DAA 30390 / CB10–123 and DAA 29124 / CB10–147) within the Christmas Creek Resource, November 2013. Archae-aus: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
A report of an Aboriginal archaeological assessment of six rock shelters (DAA 29117 / CB10–88, DAA 29118 / CB10–92, DAA 29119 / CB10 093, CB10–98, DAA 30390 / CB10–123 and DAA 29124 / CB10–147) within the Christmas Creek Resource, November 2013
Dias, A & Rapley, S 2014. New radiocarbon dates from the Chichester Range, Pilbara, Western Australia. Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists 2:9–14.
New radiocarbon dates from the Chichester Range, Pilbara, Western Australia
Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists
2
9
14
Dortch, J & Sapienza, T 2016. Site Watch: recent changes to Aboriginal heritage site registration in Western Australia. Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists 4:1–12.
Site Watch: recent changes to Aboriginal heritage site registration in Western Australia
Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists
4
1
12
Fagan, B 2010. Writing archaeology: telling stories about the past. Second edition. Walnut Creek: Left Coast Press.
Writing archaeology: telling stories about the past
Flannery, KV (ed) 1976. The early Mesoamerican village. New York: Academic Press.
The early Mesoamerican village
Gamble, C 2015. The anthropology of deep history. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 21(1):147–164.
The anthropology of deep history
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
21
147
164
Gero, JM 2007. Honoring ambiguity/problematizing certitude. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 14(3):311–327.
Honoring ambiguity/problematizing certitude
Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory
14
311
327
Gottschall, J 2012. The storytelling animal: how stories make us human. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
The storytelling animal: how stories make us human
Gregory, A & Gregory, F 1884. Journals of Australian explorations 1846–1858. Brisbane: James C. Beal, Government Printer.
Journals of Australian explorations 1846–1858
Guilfoyle, DR, Webb, W, Webb, T & Mitchell, M 2011. A structure and process for ‘working beyond the site’ in a commercial context. Australian Archaeology 73: 25–32.
A structure and process for ‘working beyond the site’ in a commercial context
Australian Archaeology
73
25
32
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation 2012. Gumala Aboriginal Corporation Submission to:Discussion Paper on the seven proposals to regulate and amend the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 for improved clarity, compliance, effectiveness, efficiency and certainty. http://www.gumala.com.au/assets/gumala-aboriginal-corporation-heritage-submission-5-june-2012.pdf.
Hook, F, Dias, A & Rapley, S 2008. Report of an Indigenous archaeological assessment of the Fortescue Metals group’s initial mining and waste dump area at Christmas Creek (NYI 067 and NYI 069). Chichester Range, Pilbara. Archae-aus: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
Report of an Indigenous archaeological assessment of the Fortescue Metals group’s initial mining and waste dump area at Christmas Creek (NYI 067 and NYI 069)
Hsu, J 2008. The secrets of storytelling: our love for telling tales reveals the workings of the mind. Scientific American Mind 19:46–51.
The secrets of storytelling: our love for telling tales reveals the workings of the mind
Scientific American Mind
19
46
51
Khazraee, E & Gasson, S 2015. Epistemic objects and embeddedness: knowledge construction and narratives in research networks of practice. The Information Society 31(2):139–159.
Epistemic objects and embeddedness: knowledge construction and narratives in research networks of practice
The Information Society
31
139
159
Langford, RF 1983. Our heritage – your playground. Australian Archaeology 16:1–10.
Our heritage – your playground
Australian Archaeology
16
1
10
Marshall, Y 2002. What is community archaeology? World Archaeology 34(2):211–219.
What is community archaeology?
World Archaeology
34
211
219
Meretoja, H 2014. Narrative and human existence: ontology, epistemology, and ethics. New Literary History 45(1):89–109.
Narrative and human existence: ontology, epistemology, and ethics
New Literary History
45
89
109
Mithen, SJ 2003. After the ice : a global human history, 20,000–5000 BC. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
After the ice : a global human history, 20,000–5000 BC
Morse, K, Reynen, W & Cameron, R 2014. A tale of three caves: New dates for Pleistocene occupation in the inland Pilbara. Australian Archaeology 79:167–178.
A tale of three caves: New dates for Pleistocene occupation in the inland Pilbara
Australian Archaeology
79
167
178
Nicholas, GP 2007. Editor’s note. On representation in archaeology. Journal of Canadian Archaeology 30:iii-viii.
Editor’s note
Journal of Canadian Archaeology
30
iii
viii
Nyiyaparli Community, Bird, C & McDonald, E 2015. Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country. Fremantle, WA: Archae-aus. http://www.archae-aus.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Kakutungutanta-to-Warrie-Outcamp.pdf.
Pryor, F 2014. Home: A time traveller’s tales from Britain’s prehistory. London: Allen Lane.
Home: A time traveller’s tales from Britain’s prehistory
Ross, A 2016. Review of Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country. Australian Archaeology 82:88–89
Review of Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country
Australian Archaeology
82
88
89
Ross, A, Ulm, S & Tobane, B 2013. Gummingurru – a community archaeology knowledge journey. Australian Archaeology 76:62–68.
Gummingurru – a community archaeology knowledge journey
Australian Archaeology
76
62
68
Russell, L 2004. Indigenous community aspirations – heritage, education and the possibility of self-determination. The Artefact 27:23–28.
Indigenous community aspirations – heritage, education and the possibility of self-determination
The Artefact
27
23
28
Smith, C & Burke, H 2007. Digging it up down under: a practical guide to doing archaeology in Australia. New York: Springer.
Digging it up down under: a practical guide to doing archaeology in Australia
Smith, M 2013. The archaeology of Australia’s deserts. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
The archaeology of Australia’s deserts
Veth, PM 1993. Islands in the interior: the dynamics of prehistoric adaptations within the Arid Zone of Australia. Ann Arbor, Michigan: International monographs in prehistory.
Islands in the interior: the dynamics of prehistoric adaptations within the Arid Zone of Australia
Watkins, JE 2006. Communicating archaeology: words to the wise. Journal of Social Archaeology 6:100–118.
Communicating archaeology: words to the wise
Journal of Social Archaeology
6
100
118
Aboriginal Affairs Victoria 2008. Standards for recording Victorian Aboriginal heritage places and objects. http://www.dpc.vic.gov.au/images/documents/Aboriginal_Affairs/Standards-for-Recording-Vic-Aboriginal-Heritage-Places-and-Objects.pdf.
Allen, H, Holdaway, S, Fanning, P & Littleton, J 2008. Footprints in the sand: appraising the archaeology of the Willandra Lakes, western New South Wales, Australia. Antiquity 82:11–24.
Footprints in the sand: appraising the archaeology of the Willandra Lakes, western New South Wales, Australia
Antiquity
82
11
24
Atalay, S 2012. Community-based archaeology: research with, by, and for Indigenous and local communities. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Community-based archaeology: research with, by, and for Indigenous and local communities
Australian Heritage Commission 2002. Ask first: a guide to respecting Indigenous heritage places and values. Canberra, Australian Heritage Commission.
Brown, S 2008. Mute or mutable? Archaeological significance, research and cultural heritage management in Australia. Australian Archaeology 67:19–30.
Mute or mutable? Archaeological significance, research and cultural heritage management in Australia
Australian Archaeology
67
19
30
Brown, S, Frederick, U & Clarke, A 2015. Encounter, engagement and object stories. In S. Brown, S, Clarke, A & Frederick, U (eds) Object stories: artifacts and archaeologists. Walnut Creek: Left Coast Press:13–27.
Encounter, engagement and object stories
Object stories: artifacts and archaeologists
13
27
Burke, H & Smith, C 2004. The archaeologist’s field handbook. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
The archaeologist’s field handbook
Clarke, C 1983. Adding figures to the landscape: an overlooked Aboriginal contribution to an archaeological survey, Pilbara, WA. In Smith, M (ed) Archaeology at ANZAAS 1983. Perth: Western Australian Museum:20–28.
Adding figures to the landscape: an overlooked Aboriginal contribution to an archaeological survey, Pilbara, WA
Archaeology at ANZAAS 1983
20
28
Colley, S 2002. Uncovering Australia: archaeology, Indigenous people and the public. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
Uncovering Australia: archaeology, Indigenous people and the public
Davidson, I, Lovell-Jones, C & Bancroft, R (eds) 1995. Archaeologists and Aborigines working together. Armidale: University of New England Press.
Archaeologists and Aborigines working together
Day, B & McDonald, E 2008. Report on ethnographic consultation with the Karlka Nyiyaparli Association in relation to Fortescue Metals Group’s Proposed Mine Extensions Christmas Creek, Pilbara, Western Australia. Ethnosciences: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
Report on ethnographic consultation with the Karlka Nyiyaparli Association in relation to Fortescue Metals Group’s Proposed Mine Extensions Christmas Creek, Pilbara, Western Australia
Department of Aboriginal Affairs nd. Guidelines for preparing Aboriginal heritage survey reports. http://www.daa.wa.gov.au/globalassets/pdf-files/heritage-pdfs/aboriginal-heritage-surveys---guidelines.pdf.
Dias, A & Rapley, S 2013. A report of an Aboriginal archaeological assessment of six rock shelters (DAA 29117 / CB10–88, DAA 29118 / CB10–92, DAA 29119 / CB10 093, CB10–98, DAA 30390 / CB10–123 and DAA 29124 / CB10–147) within the Christmas Creek Resource, November 2013. Archae-aus: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
A report of an Aboriginal archaeological assessment of six rock shelters (DAA 29117 / CB10–88, DAA 29118 / CB10–92, DAA 29119 / CB10 093, CB10–98, DAA 30390 / CB10–123 and DAA 29124 / CB10–147) within the Christmas Creek Resource, November 2013
Dias, A & Rapley, S 2014. New radiocarbon dates from the Chichester Range, Pilbara, Western Australia. Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists 2:9–14.
New radiocarbon dates from the Chichester Range, Pilbara, Western Australia
Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists
2
9
14
Dortch, J & Sapienza, T 2016. Site Watch: recent changes to Aboriginal heritage site registration in Western Australia. Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists 4:1–12.
Site Watch: recent changes to Aboriginal heritage site registration in Western Australia
Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists
4
1
12
Fagan, B 2010. Writing archaeology: telling stories about the past. Second edition. Walnut Creek: Left Coast Press.
Writing archaeology: telling stories about the past
Flannery, KV (ed) 1976. The early Mesoamerican village. New York: Academic Press.
The early Mesoamerican village
Gamble, C 2015. The anthropology of deep history. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 21(1):147–164.
The anthropology of deep history
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
21
147
164
Gero, JM 2007. Honoring ambiguity/problematizing certitude. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 14(3):311–327.
Honoring ambiguity/problematizing certitude
Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory
14
311
327
Gottschall, J 2012. The storytelling animal: how stories make us human. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
The storytelling animal: how stories make us human
Gregory, A & Gregory, F 1884. Journals of Australian explorations 1846–1858. Brisbane: James C. Beal, Government Printer.
Journals of Australian explorations 1846–1858
Guilfoyle, DR, Webb, W, Webb, T & Mitchell, M 2011. A structure and process for ‘working beyond the site’ in a commercial context. Australian Archaeology 73: 25–32.
A structure and process for ‘working beyond the site’ in a commercial context
Australian Archaeology
73
25
32
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation 2012. Gumala Aboriginal Corporation Submission to:Discussion Paper on the seven proposals to regulate and amend the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 for improved clarity, compliance, effectiveness, efficiency and certainty. http://www.gumala.com.au/assets/gumala-aboriginal-corporation-heritage-submission-5-june-2012.pdf.
Hook, F, Dias, A & Rapley, S 2008. Report of an Indigenous archaeological assessment of the Fortescue Metals group’s initial mining and waste dump area at Christmas Creek (NYI 067 and NYI 069). Chichester Range, Pilbara. Archae-aus: unpublished report prepared for Fortescue Metals Group.
Report of an Indigenous archaeological assessment of the Fortescue Metals group’s initial mining and waste dump area at Christmas Creek (NYI 067 and NYI 069)
Hsu, J 2008. The secrets of storytelling: our love for telling tales reveals the workings of the mind. Scientific American Mind 19:46–51.
The secrets of storytelling: our love for telling tales reveals the workings of the mind
Scientific American Mind
19
46
51
Khazraee, E & Gasson, S 2015. Epistemic objects and embeddedness: knowledge construction and narratives in research networks of practice. The Information Society 31(2):139–159.
Epistemic objects and embeddedness: knowledge construction and narratives in research networks of practice
The Information Society
31
139
159
Langford, RF 1983. Our heritage – your playground. Australian Archaeology 16:1–10.
Our heritage – your playground
Australian Archaeology
16
1
10
Marshall, Y 2002. What is community archaeology? World Archaeology 34(2):211–219.
What is community archaeology?
World Archaeology
34
211
219
Meretoja, H 2014. Narrative and human existence: ontology, epistemology, and ethics. New Literary History 45(1):89–109.
Narrative and human existence: ontology, epistemology, and ethics
New Literary History
45
89
109
Mithen, SJ 2003. After the ice : a global human history, 20,000–5000 BC. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
After the ice : a global human history, 20,000–5000 BC
Morse, K, Reynen, W & Cameron, R 2014. A tale of three caves: New dates for Pleistocene occupation in the inland Pilbara. Australian Archaeology 79:167–178.
A tale of three caves: New dates for Pleistocene occupation in the inland Pilbara
Australian Archaeology
79
167
178
Nicholas, GP 2007. Editor’s note. On representation in archaeology. Journal of Canadian Archaeology 30:iii-viii.
Editor’s note
Journal of Canadian Archaeology
30
iii
viii
Nyiyaparli Community, Bird, C & McDonald, E 2015. Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country. Fremantle, WA: Archae-aus. http://www.archae-aus.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Kakutungutanta-to-Warrie-Outcamp.pdf.
Pryor, F 2014. Home: A time traveller’s tales from Britain’s prehistory. London: Allen Lane.
Home: A time traveller’s tales from Britain’s prehistory
Ross, A 2016. Review of Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country. Australian Archaeology 82:88–89
Review of Kakutungutanta to Warrie Outcamp: 40,000 years in Nyiyaparli country
Australian Archaeology
82
88
89
Ross, A, Ulm, S & Tobane, B 2013. Gummingurru – a community archaeology knowledge journey. Australian Archaeology 76:62–68.
Gummingurru – a community archaeology knowledge journey
Australian Archaeology
76
62
68
Russell, L 2004. Indigenous community aspirations – heritage, education and the possibility of self-determination. The Artefact 27:23–28.
Indigenous community aspirations – heritage, education and the possibility of self-determination
The Artefact
27
23
28
Smith, C & Burke, H 2007. Digging it up down under: a practical guide to doing archaeology in Australia. New York: Springer.
Digging it up down under: a practical guide to doing archaeology in Australia
Smith, M 2013. The archaeology of Australia’s deserts. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
The archaeology of Australia’s deserts
Veth, PM 1993. Islands in the interior: the dynamics of prehistoric adaptations within the Arid Zone of Australia. Ann Arbor, Michigan: International monographs in prehistory.
Islands in the interior: the dynamics of prehistoric adaptations within the Arid Zone of Australia
Watkins, JE 2006. Communicating archaeology: words to the wise. Journal of Social Archaeology 6:100–118.
Communicating archaeology: words to the wise
Journal of Social Archaeology
6
100
118