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Australian Archaeological Association Annual Conference 2019 Gold Coast • 10 - 13 December 2019 DISRUPTING PARADISE: The Archaeology of the Driest Inhabited Continent on Earth Platinum Sponsors CONFERENCE HANDBOOK © Australian Archaeological Association Inc. ISBN 978-0-9589221-1-1 Published by the Australian Archaeological Association Inc., Canberra Printed by Maddsigns Citation details: Ulm, S., Ross, A. and Slack, M. (eds) 2019 Disrupting Paradise: The Archaeology of the Driest Inhabited Continent on Earth: Conference Handbook. Gold Coast, QLD: Australian Archaeological Association Inc. Contents Welcome 4 Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners 5 Conference Organising Committee 5 Sponsors 6 Local Information & Map 8 Conference Information 10 Venue Floor Plan 11 Instructions for Session Chairs 12 Instructions for Presenters 12 Instructions for Poster Presenters 12 Code of Conduct 13 Social Media Guide 18 Pre-Conference Workshop 20 Meetings 21 Social Functions 22 Awards and Prizes 23 Plenary Abstracts 26 Session Abstracts 27 Program Overview 37 Detailed Program 39 Posters 49 Abstracts 51 WELCOME On behalf of the AAA National Executive and AAA Conference Organising Sub-Committee it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 41st Australian Archaeological Association Annual Conference at (hopefully) sunny Surfers Paradise, on the Gold Coast! I would also like to express our sincere thanks to all of our sponsors this year especially our platinum sponsors Rio Tinto and BHP, and gold sponsors Biosis, Everick Foundation, Griffith University, Monash University, ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage (CABAH), University of Western Australia, and Scarp Archaeology. It is through their generous support that we also welcome a huge contingent of Indigenous representatives, and students from as far away as the Kimberley and Northern Territory. The theme for this year’s conference is ‘Disrupting Paradise: The Archaeology of the Driest Inhabited Continent on Earth’. Surfers Paradise and the Glitter Strip are famed for their sun, surf and sandy beaches along with a seamy underbelly after the sun goes down. But as Australia’s largest non-capital city, the Gold Coast arguably presents one of the clearest examples of complete terraforming and resurfacing of cultural and natural landscapes. We also take the opportunity to reflect on how archaeology has developed as a discipline and as a community in the 50 years since John Mulvaney published his landmark Prehistory of Australia. How has archaeology disrupted and continued to disrupt understandings of the past and ourselves? How have our understandings of people and transformation in Australia changed in the last 50 years? The venue for this year is the Mantra on View, Gold Coast (hopefully you are sitting reading this in the right place), with a Welcome reception right on the beach at the Surfers Paradise Surf Lifesaving Supporters Club, and the Conference Dinner Friday night at the Mantra. Have a great time at AAA41, we hope you learn some new things, meet some old things, and don’t disrupt Paradise too much in the process … Michael Slack President Australian Archaeological Association 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL OWNERS The Conference Organisers acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters on which we meet. We express our appreciation to the representatives of these communities for their participation in the Conference. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first people of this country. We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners and Elders past, present and emerging of the lands on which we meet and from where we have travelled. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the enormous contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make to our communities. CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE Conference Convenors: Michael Slack, Annie Ross, Sean Ulm AAA Prizes and Awards Chair: Peter Veth Conference Manager: Julie Jerbic VOLUNTEERS The Conference Organising Committee gratefully acknowledges the time, energy and enthusiasm of the following student volunteers: Olivia Arnold Lisa Boyle Kylie Carroll Ethan Clark-Kistowski Adelia Gower Connor McBrian Georgia Rolls 5 SPONSORS The Conference Organising Committee acknowledges with gratitude the following companies and organisations that have provided sponsorship for this Conference. Platinum Sponsors Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsor 6 We also acknowledge the following delegates who donated funds to help support students and Indigenous delegate attendance: Sandra Bowdler, The University of Western Australia Joseph Brooke, Unearthed Heritage Australia Pty Ltd Chris Clarkson, The University of Queensland Joanna Freslov, Joanna Freslov Heritage Consulting / Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Corp. Catherine Frieman, Australian National University Michael Green, Eco Logical Australia Paul Greenfeld, Deep Woods Surveys Shoshanna Grounds, NGH Balazs Hansel, Urbis Tiina Manne, The University of Queensland John Marrell, Gavin Jackson CHM Sarah Martin, Heritage NSW Anne McConnell, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Management Jo McDonald, The University of Western Australia Ian McNiven, Monash University Ken Mulvaney, Rio Tinto Martin Porr, The University of Western Australia Amy Roberts, Flinders University Georgia Roberts, Monash University / Australian National University Keryn Simons, University of Southern Queensland Caroline Spry, La Trobe University / Ochre Imprints Jacqui Tumney, Andrew Long and Associates / La Trobe University Beth White, Beth White Archaeology Peter White, University of Sydney Shelley Woodrow 7 LOCAL INFORMATION & MAP Transfers from Gold Coast Airport For visitors arriving at the Gold Coast’s local airport in Coolangatta, the following transfer options are available: Shuttle Bus: Gold Coast Tourist Shuttle Pre-booking is recommended and can be done online at the website below. One way or return coach transfers between your hotel & the Gold Coast Airport are available. Website: www.gcshuttle.com.au/airport-transfers | Phone: 1300 655 655 Cost (approx.): $21.00 one way, $41.00 return Taxi: Gold Coast Cabs - From Gold Coast Airport to the Conference venue (Mantra on View, Surfers Paradise) the approximate cost is $80.00 one way. Website: www.gccabs.com.au | Phone: 131 008 Public Transport on the Gold Coast Trams The new G-Link: light rail system operates from 5am to midnight on weekdays and throughout weekends. The route links Helensvale, Gold Coast University Hospital, Southport, Main Beach, Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach with a 7.5 minute service between 7am and 7pm weekdays. Cypress Avenue Station is the closest stop to the Mantra on View, Surfers Paradise and is located in Zone 5. Website: https://translink.com.au Buses Some bus services finish at the G-Link: where you can transfer onto a connecting tram to complete your journey. There are more than 60 bus routes in the city including turn up and go services, 700, 704, 705, 709, 740, 750 and 777 that operate every 15 minutes or better, seven days a week. Website: https://www.queenslandrail.com.au Trains Queensland Rail trains connect major centres on the Gold Coast including Helensvale, Nerang, Robina and Varsity Lakes and also serve Ormeau and Coomera. Trains run at regular intervals to and from Brisbane with bus connections to Surfers Paradise, Southport and Broadbeach. Timetable information is available through TransLink. Website: https://www.queenslandrail.com.au 8 Taxis There are designated taxi ranks on Cavill Avenue and Orchard Avenue, Surfers Paradise. Gold Coast cabs can also be hailed kerbside or booked directly. Website: www.gccabs.com.au | Phone: 131 008 For comprehensive and up to date information about things to see and do on the Gold Coast, please see Website: https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com or visit Surfers Paradise Visitor Information and Booking Centre: 2 Cavill Ave (Cavill Mall) Surfers Paradise Qld 4217 T: 1300 309 440 Mantra on View Surfers Paradise Surfers Paradise Surf Life Saving Club 9 CONFERENCE INFORMATION Venue The Conference will be held at Mantra on View, View Street, Surfers Paradise, Queensland. Registration Desk Opening Times Tuesday 10 December: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Wednesday 11 December: 7:30am – 7:30pm Thursday 12 December: 8:00am - 6:00pm Friday 13 December: 8:00am - 5:00pm Conference Opening The first session of the Conference will commence at 8:30am on Wednesday 11 December in the Boulevard Ballroom, located on the Level 2 of Mantra on View. The Registration Desk will be open from 7:30am. Concurrent Sessions Concurrent Sessions will be held in Boulevard 1, Boulevard 2, Boulevard 3 and Palm 1. Boulevard Rooms are located on Level 2 and the Palm Room is located on Level 4, accessible via a lift and stairs. Conference Closing The Conference will finish with the Conference Dinner and After Party on Friday 13 December. Refreshments Morning and afternoon tea and lunches are included in the Conference registration fee. Catering is served on the Level 2 and Level 4 lobbies. Special Diets If you have indicated a special dietary requirement on your registration form, please identify yourself to the Registration Desk and they will be pleased to assist. Name Badges All delegates will be provided with a name badge, which must be worn at all times within the Conference venue, particularly at catering breaks. Satchels All delegates will receive a Conference satchel upon registration. Your satchel will include materials provided by sponsors as well as the Conference
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