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Publications:
Davies, P. 2009, Mice in a Box, Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology Newsletter 39(4):5-7.
Davies, P. 2009, Cotton reels from the Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology Newsletter 39(3):2-4
Davies, P. 2008, Modified clay pipes from the Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology Newsletter 38(4): 11-13.
Crook, P., L. Ellmoos and T. Murray 2003. Assessment of the Historical and Archaeological Resources of the Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, The Archaeology of the Modern City series, Historic Houses Trust of NSW, Sydney 4
2006a. People+Place: A Guide to the Database. Sydney: Historic Houses Trust of NSW.
2006b. People+Place: A guide to using the database, The Archaeology of the Modern City series vol. 9. Sydney: Historic Houses Trust of NSW.
Crook, P., S. Pullar and T. Murray 2006. Hyde Park Barracks Catalogue Upgrade Final Report, Volume 1, unpublished report prepared for the Historic Houses Trust of NSW.
Crook, P. & T. Murray 2006. An Archaeology of Institutional Refuge: the Material Culture of the Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, 1848–1886, The Archaeology of the Modern City series vol. 12. Sydney: Historic Houses Trust of NSW.
