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Gary Vines
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Gary Vines
Mr.
Gary
Vines
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[email protected]
03 9646 9499
0428 526 898
38 Bertie Street
Port Melbourne
3207
VIC
Australia
Professional Details
Biosis
* BA (History) University of Melbourne; * BA (Hons Archaeology), Latrobe University
Australia, Anytime
Australian Association of Consultant Archaeologists (AACAI), Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology (ASHA), Society for Industrial Archaeology (SIA) (USA), Association for Industrial Archaeology (AIA) (UK), past Member Engineering/Industrial Heritage Advisory Committee (reports to Heritage Council Victoria), National Trust of Australia (Victoria) - past member of Industrial History Committee since 1988, Chairman 1992-94, member of Conservation Standing Committee since 1996, Light Railways Research Society of Victorian, Brick and Architectural Ceramics Materials Group (UK)
Gary is a Senior Archaeologist with Biosis Research Pty Ltd. with over 30 years experience as a heritage consultant and archaeologist, with a background in historical research, museums, heritage conservation, and community heritage.
Vines, G. 2007. Concrete Road Bridges in Victoria, National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Vines G, 2005, 'Abattoirs' chapter in Bendigo's Industry, edited by Mike Butcher, National Trust of Victoria. Vines, G & McInnes, K. 2003. Metal Road Bridges in Victoria, National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Vines G 2000. Alternative approach to Aboriginal artefacts, InSite, Museums Australia (Victoria) magazine, December 2000 Vines G 1997. "Factories to the future: changes and continuity in the industries of Melbourne's west", Historic Environment: 1997, 12 (3 & 4): p 139-145 Vines G 1996. Industrial Archaeology of Victoria. Report to Australian Heritage Commission. Living Museum of the WestVines G 1996. Guidelines for the Conduct of Archaeological Surveys. VicRoads, Melbourne Vines G 1995. "Typological comparison of Dry Stone Walls", chapter in If These Walls Could Talk, Report of the Corangamite Dry Stone Wall Conservation Project, Corangamite Arts Council Hope J Bickford A & Vines G 1994. Brewarrina Aboriginal Fisheries Conservation Plan, with, Report for the Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum Butler G Gilfedder F Matthews S & Vines G 1993. New Works Conservation Analysis, Graeme Butler and Associates, for Department of Conservation and Environment Vines G & Churchward M 1992. Northern Suburbs Factory Study, report to Historic Buildings Council< Vines G 1991. "Natural Environments" Eingana: December 14(5): 24-26 Wetlands Vines G 1990. Built To Last: An Historical and Archaeological Survey of Dry Stone Walls in Melbourne's Western Region, Living Museum of the West Vines G 1990. Day's Mill and Farm Summer School Report, Conservation and Environment, Vines G 1990. "A visible symbol" (Darling Flour Mill) Trust News Victoria: May 1990, 18 (10):7 Vines G 1989. Tour Brochures: Irrigating the Dry Plains, Built of Bluestone and Origins of Industry, Living Museum of the West and Ministry for Planning and Environment Vines G 1989. Melbourne's Western Region Industrial Heritage Study, with Andrew Ward, Living Museum of the WestVines G 1989. "Melbourne's Industrial Heartland". Trust News, AugustVines G 1989. "Industrial Heritage in Melbourne's West", Australian Society for Historical Archaeology, Newsletter, April 1989. 19(1):6-7 Vines G & Ward, A. 1988. Albion Explosives Factory Heritage Study, with, Report to Ministry for Planning and Environment Vines G 1987. Chaff-mills in Melbourne's West, Report to Conservation, Forests and Lands. Living Museum of the West
Industrial archaeological sites, historic bridges, dry stone walls
noxious trades, historical artefact analysis, cataloguing and significance assessment, typological studies,archival and historical research, oral history, survey, excavation, site recording and significance assessment, photography, site and artefact planning and drawing
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