Queensland Archaeological Research

Dog tooth body adornments and Conus shell armbands

About the Journal

QAR, is a peer-reviewed journal published since 1984 devoted to publishing substantive, original and high-quality archaeological research pertaining to Queensland, Australia and adjacent areas. Email submissions to qar@jcu.edu.au.

Current Issue

Vol. 25 (2022)

Maitui (Beeboy) Whap clearing stones away from his clan marker (a crocodile and dugong at Dhabangay on Mabuyaagi) during archaeology excavations at this site (Photograph: Ben Watson)

Published: 2022-06-03

Articles

Histories of Torres Strait Islander interaction and mythological geography

Duncan Wright, Rod Mitchell, Bronnagh Norris

1-24
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Beyond bridge and barrier: Reconceptualising Torres Strait as a co-constructed border zone in ethnographic object distributions between Queensland and New Guinea

Ian J. McNiven

25-46
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Evidence of external contact between the Pacific Basin and the east coast of Australia during the Holocene: A review

Michael J. Rowland, Raymond C. Kerkhove

47-66
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Location of historic mass graves from the 1919 Spanish Influenza in the Aboriginal community of Cherbourg using geophysics

Kelsey M. Lowe, Eric Law AM

67-81
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About the Journal

Current Issue

Articles

Histories of Torres Strait Islander interaction and mythological geography

Beyond bridge and barrier: Reconceptualising Torres Strait as a co-constructed border zone in ethnographic object distributions between Queensland and New Guinea

Evidence of external contact between the Pacific Basin and the east coast of Australia during the Holocene: A review

Location of historic mass graves from the 1919 Spanish Influenza in the Aboriginal community of Cherbourg using geophysics