Titlebook: An Archaeology of Australia Since 1788; Susan Lawrence,Peter Davies Textbook 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Colonialism.Ge

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An Urbanised Nation,1891, one third of the population lived in cities, with around a million people equally divided between Melbourne and Sydney and another 300,000 spread between Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart and Perth (Cannon 1988:10–14). During the twentieth century this trend accelerated even further, with three-quart

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Death,idental discard of everyday items, mortuary material can bring us a step closer to the lives and intentions of people and places in the past. Along the way, archaeologists have developed many different approaches to studying the dead. Human bones, for example, can provide evidence of age, sex, diet

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The Twentieth Century and Beyond,pline in this country. The first practitioners of historical archaeology in the 1960s and 1970s were literally breaking new ground. One of their concerns was to establish the legitimacy of an archaeology of European settlement, at a time when most archaeology in Australia focused on the ancient Near

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,Theorie magnetosph?rischer Teilstürme, history, containing a wealth of information about the ways in which many nineteenth-century Australians lived, worked and played. At the same time, due to the nature of the heritage industry in which much historical archaeological work is carried out, archaeology in cities has had a high profile within the discipline and in the wider community.

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