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SALVAGED CULTURAL MATERIAL - DPLH 25521 - SIENNA WOODS NOV 2023

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2023

Overview

Two clear plastic resealable bags inside a larger clear plastic resealable bag.The first of the smaller bags has a written note inside [BAS 44 / Hammer Stones / Cores / + / Scrapers] to indicate the purpose of the fragments within the bag. The second smal

Historical information

Cultural material salvaged from Brookdale Archaeological Site (BAS) 44 site at the Sienna Wood residential development under Section 18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act. Horizon Heritage Management was engaged by Stockland to undertake salvage of cultural m

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Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2023.36

Material

Width

242 mm

Height or length

280 mm

Keywords

Sienna Wood , Property Development

Horizon Heritage Management

Hilbert suburb of COA

Year

Statement of significance

This is part of a collection of items that represent the pre-1829 activities and used of the local area by the traditional owners, the Noongar Whadjuk. The collection includes the report and recovered material of an archaeological excavation, done in cons

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