In a Global Context: Australasia's archaeological evidence of the Globalisation process.

Inveresk, Launceston,
Tasmania, 24-26 Sept 2009




The 2009 ASHA/AIMA conference will discuss the archaeological evidence for Australasia's role in the globalisation process.

The history of modern Australasia is intimately tied to the ongoing processes of Globalisation. From early exploration and settlement through to today, the social and economic development of the Australasian region has been shaped by Global influences. This conference will explore the development and management of Australasia's historic and maritime archaeological sites and places within the broader context of relevant world events.

Join us 24-26 September 2009 at the Inveresk Rail Yards, Launceston, Tasmania for the ASHA/AIMA annual conference.

The Launceston Tram Shed Function Centre, Inveresk, will be the conference venue.

Excursions will be organised to sample the heritage, culture and cuisine of northern Tasmania.


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For more information regarding the conference, please contact one of the 2009 Conference Committee:

Chair:
Denise Gaughwin

Committee:
Peta Knott
Jody Steele
Greg Jackman
Richard Tuffin
Angie McGowan
Elspeth Wishart
Brad Williams
Linda Clark