Department of Archaeology and History news and events
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The Yirrkala Bark Petitions
Why don't we know more about the Yirrkala Bark Petitions?
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‘Clean girl’ and ‘old money’ aesthetics on TikTok
Aesthetics on TikTok are the same old link between hygiene and class
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Top improver in QS World University Rankings
Top improver among Australia’s top 20 universities
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Move over Indiana Jones… Meet the real-life archaeologists of La Trobe!
Move over Indiana Jones! Meet three real-world archaeologists who studied at La Trobe. Follow their journeys to the excavation site and discover what makes archaeology continue to be so important.
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Vale Emeritus Professor Alan Frost
Alan was a distinguished academic, writer and much admired member of La Trobe University.
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Five minutes with Dr Nikita Vanderbyl
Nikita is a Lecturer in History working in the Department of Archaeology and History based at La Trobe's Mildura Campus
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La Trobe Presents at Bendigo Writers Festival
La Trobe University presents the Bendigo Writers Festival 2023
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Easy $400? Ditch your gas heater for electric
Ditch the gas heater in your home for an electric split system
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La Trobe's highly employable graduates
La Trobe graduates are among the most employable in the country
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2.9m-year-old stone tools found at Kenyan site
Ancient stone toolkit reveals early humans’ hunting ground larger
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Laboratory specialises in human origins
The Australian Archaeomagnetism Laboratory specialises in research that seeks to uncover our human origins
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The 1881 Maloga petition
The 1881 Maloga petition: a key moment on the path to the Voice
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Inspirational teachers in Archaeology and History
Meet our inspirational teachers and find out how they are helping students to learn about the past
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Understanding Country
La Trobe researchers are collaborating with Yung Balug and the Dja Dja Wurrung Women’s Knowledge Group to understand how Aboriginal people, plants and animals lived on Country prior to colonisation
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Graphic Encounters
La Trobe researchers are undertaking the first comprehensive investigation of colonial-era prints of Indigenous Australians
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