Mirani Litster

Lecturer in Archaeology

James Cook University

Australia

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Mirani Litster is a Lecturer in Archaeology at James Cook University, Australia. Her research encompasses various aspects of archaeology, with recent articles focusing on sociocultural adaptations to landscape changes, archaeomalacological methodologies, and maritime cultures in the region. She has contributed to scholarly discussions on equity in publication and the evolution of archaeological practices in Australia and surrounding areas.

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Lynley Wallis

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Griffith University

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Stewart J. Fallon

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Ian McNiven

Head of Archaeology

MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Carly Monks

University of Western Australia

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Rachel Wood

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Australian National University

AUSTRALIA

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Sue O’Connor

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Tim Maloney

Griffith University

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Articles (10)

Equity in publication is paramount: Editorial

Editorial: Open Access and great variety: Australian Archaeology into the next 50 years

When the Foreign Becomes Familiar: The Glass Bead Assemblage from Madjedbebe, Northern Australia

‘Other’ artefacts: Stone, bone and shell … glass, metal and ceramic

Beyond hinges and spires: A critical examination of archaeomalacological quantification methodologies using coral reef molluscan assemblages from Jiigurru (Lizard Island Group), northern Great Barrier Reef

New archaeological discoveries in north-central Timor-Leste indicate sociocultural adaptations to landscape change during the Holocene

Archaeology of the Waiat mysteries on Woeydhul Island in Western Torres Strait

Metal-Age maritime culture at Jareng Bori rockshelter, Pantar Island, eastern Indonesia

Late Holocene coastal land-use, site formation and site survival: Insights from five middens at Cape Leveque and Lombadina, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley, Australia

Human responses to the late Holocene freshwater transition on the northern coastal plains of the Alligator Rivers region in western Arnhem Land

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Lynley Wallis

Stewart J. Fallon

Ian McNiven

Carly Monks

Rachel Wood

Sue O’Connor

Tim Maloney

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