Journal of the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists (JAACA)

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About JAACA

Recent JAACA Volumes

JAACA Volume 9, 2022

Article 1: White, B. – Towards a method to distinguish bipolar Aboriginal artefacts from mechanically fractured pebbles with bipolar traits; Article 2: Owen, T., Jones, J., Watson, L. & Norman, C. – ‘Parramatta, NSW: a deep time Aboriginal cultural landscape’

JAACA Volume 8, 2021

Flexner, J. – The future of archaeology lies in not taking

JAACA Volume 7, 2019

McLaren, A., Cheetham, M. Toms, P., Wood, J., Oakes, G., Jordan D., & Wolfe, L. – Quaternary Valley-Fill Sequences in the South and Little Creek Valleys, Cumberland Plain, New South Wales: A Pilot Geoarchaeological Investigation
Full List of JAACA Volumes

Members Only

JAACA volumes are published annually and free to view and download from the AACAI website. However, AACAI members will receive access to articles immediately when they are published.

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Contribute to the Next Volume

We are now seeking Articles, Short Reports, Posters and Extended Thesis Abstracts for the next JAACA volume

If you are an AACAI member or working in consulting or professional archaeology, please consider contributing an article to JAACA.

Contributions are accepted in the following sections:

•    Peer reviewed journal articles (generally 1,000–8,000 words, including references);

•    Short reports (generally up to 3,000 words) which might be minimally edited versions of Executive Summaries from consulting reports, or Plain English Reports or methodological advice;

•    Posters – that have been prepared for other forums; and,

•    Extended thesis abstracts – particularly those that relate to heritage management and consulting archaeology.

The JAACA Editorial Team

Professor Lynley Wallis (Editor-in-Chief)

Wallis Heritage Consulting / Griffith University

Dr Jacqueline Matthews

Niche Environment and Heritage

Dr Darran Jordan

AECOM Australia

Professor Heather Burke

Flinders University

JAACA Style Guide

Queries, such as whether your proposed article is appropriate for JAACA, or any other content concerns may be sent to the Editor-in-Chief as per instructions set out in the journal Style guide

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