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Western Australian Museum – Albany: National Archaeology Week - Lecture1
Event Details
Time: May 21, 2009 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Location: Western Australian Museum – Albany
Street: Residency Road
City/Town: Albany
Event Type: lecture
Organized By: Admin@MuseumsWA
Latest Activity: May 8, 2009
Event Description
Kalgan to Kalumburu – the First ‘West Australians’ and Fish Traps
Presented by Dr Moya Smith, Head of Department of Anthropology
Western Australian Museum
The traces of traditional Aboriginal fishing practice can be seen around the coastline as lines of stone and include both simple lines and more complex arrangements. The Museum has worked with various Aboriginal communities to understand these tangible reminders of the traditional use of the abundant resources of both the seas and rivers.
Residency Road, Albany
Tel: 9841 4844
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