Historical Archaeology

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  Año 2009, Vol. 43, Número 3

  • Imagining the moravian mission: space and surveillance at the former ebenezer mission, Victoria, Southeastern Australia

    Jane Lydon

    págs. 5-19

    

  • Using geodatabases to generate "living documents" for Archaeology: a case study from the Otago goldfields, New Zealand

    Edward González-Tennant

    págs. 20-37

    

  • Children in Paradise: growing up on the Australian Goldfields

    Jonathan Prangnell, Kate Quirk

    págs. 38-49

    

  • The ideology of domesticity and the working-class women and children of Port Adelaide, 1840-1890

    Susan Lampard

    págs. 50-64

    

  • A changed landscape: horticulture and gardening in the Adelaide Hills Face Zone, South Australia, 1836-1890

    Susan Piddock, Pam Smith, F. Donald Pate

    págs. 65-81

    

  • Lake Innes: identifying socioeconomic status in the archaeological record

    Graham Connah

    págs. 82-94

    

  • Shipwreck Cargoes: approaches to material culture in australian maritime archaeology

    Mark Staniforth

    págs. 95-100

    

  • From Stain to Saint: ancestry, archaeology, and agendas in Tasmania´s convict heritage - A view from Port Arthur

    Greg Jackman

    págs. 101-112

    

  • Current research in Australia and New Zealand: an overview

    Alistair G. Paterson, Barbara J. Heath

    págs. 113-118