Tag Australian culture

A Failure to Thrive Nationwide: Australia’s Last Fish and Chip Shop

The fish and chip shop had a Lest We Forget flag pinned above the door. That’s why we stopped. When I went in, the store was small. Outside it was a light marine blue, and inside it was painted and… Continue Reading →

Magic, Culture and Stalactites: How Aboriginal Perspectives are Transforming Archaeological Histories

By Bruno David, Chris Urwin and Lynette Russell, Monash University, Jeane-Jacques Delannoy, Universite Savoie Mont Blanc and Russell Mullett, Indigenous Knowledge New collaborative work at an Aboriginal cave in eastern Victoria, just published, shows the stark difference between contemporary archaeological… Continue Reading →

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