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Loving Wallaby’s Register of 200 Australian Archaeological Sites
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A 200-page digital book catalogues Australian archaeological sites, their published ages, dating methods, legal status, and the disputes around them.
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The project uses a numbered register rather than a conventional narrative: each of its 200 promised entries is meant to pair a site with Country, legal status, a published age, and the dating method behind it. The homepage highlights Budj Bim’s 6,600-year water-management system and Madjedbebe’s reported 65,000 ± 5,700-year artefact-bearing layer. A final section is described as following permits, Acts, consent dates, and gag clauses around sites including Juukan Gorge and Murujuga.
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