People often think that archaeologists study dinosaurs (which is simply not true). Which one of the following actually involves the study of dinosaurs? A team of Australian and Indonesian archaeologists recently discovered a new species of dwarf-sized hominid on the Island of Flores. Nicknamed the 'Hobbit', what is the hominid's scientific name? What ship carrying the Bounty mutineers was wrecked on the Great Barrier Reef off North Queensland, en route to England, in 1871? Which archaeological site underlies Suncorp Stadium (the old Lang Park football ground) in Brisbane? Diprotodon is an example of the extinct megafauna of Australia. Diprotodon was: Lake Mungo in NSW has: Much older than any Egyptian tomb is Ngarrabullgan in North Queensland, the oldest known occupation site in Queensland. Radiocarbon evidence tells us the area has been occupied for: University of Western Australia staff and students have worked on sites in the Abrolhos Islands related to the 1628/9 wreck of the Dutch ship: Excavations undertaken at St Mary’s churchyard on the outskirts of Adelaide revealed that one of the early settlers buried there probably suffered from: Two caves in the Nullarbor Plain have evidence of Aboriginal occupation dating back more than 34,000 years. The caves are: Evidence for occupation at Warreen Cave in Tasmania goes back: Excavations in The Rocks area of Sydney have revealed a tremendous amount of information about life in the early days of the colony, and have also produced a tremendous number of artefacts: A distinctive and beautiful type of artefact is produced in northern Western Australia. It is a Tasmanian Tigers (Thylacines) used to be found on the Australian mainland, but disappeared about 3000 years ago. A possible cause for this disappearance is thought to be:
