Heritage Talk: Archaeology in Australia
As part of the Australian Heritage Festival, join Fiona McGill in learning how archaeology has given us a measure of the resilience of First Nations culture on this continent and why it is so very important in world terms. Fiona has studied Anthropology and Archaeology at the Australian National University and is currently the Chair of the Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group. Free. Registration essential. Morning tea provided.
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1998 Old Gympie RoadGlass House Mountains,Queensland,4518
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