Much More Than Stones And Bones Australian Archaeology in the Late Twentieth Century

Collection of cases studies illustrating the context and development of Australian archaeology over the past 25 years. Cases include the attempt to save ancient caves from being flooded by the proposed Franklin Dam in Tasmania, the preservation of the site of First Government House in Sydney's CBD, and the investigation into relics from Melbourne's 19th century brothels. Includes photos, appendices, notes, glossary, bibliography and index. Author is a cultural heritage analyst. She has previously written 'Cultural Tourism: The Partnership between Tourism and Cultural Heritage Management' with Bob McKercher, and 'Women in Archaeology' with Laurajane Smith.

Hilary du Cros is a cultural heritage analyst and academic now living in Hong Kong. She is currently assisting UNESCO as one of its cultural heritage experts advising on projects in the Asia region. Her previous publications include Cultural Tourism: The Partnership between Tourism and Cultural Heritage Management with Bob McKercher, and Women in Archaeology: A Feminist Critique with Laurajane Smith.