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In addition to our annual journal, Australasian Historical Archaeology,
ASHA publishes monographs and occasional papers from time to time. These, and
available back-issues of the journal, can be purchased by members at a
special rate.
To order publications or back-issues click here to download the Order Form and return to:
Box 220,
Holme Building, University of Sydney NSW
2006.
If you wish to check on the progress of a current order, contact the Secretary.
If you would like to submit an article to
Australasian Historical Archaeology,
please contact the General Editor, Mary Casey: editor@asha.org.au.
Click here for
the editorial
guidelines.
Australasian
Historical Archaeology
The following back-issues are available for purchase:
Volumes 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14*
(Price: Members $15, Non-members $20)
*Low stock: discount may be given if item is unavailable
Volumes 20, 21, 22, 23
(Price: Members $25, Non-members $35)
Volumes 24 and 25
(Price: Members $30, Non-members $35)
Postage for all individual issues is $5 within Australia and $12 overseas.
A complete set of available back-issues may be purchased by new members and
student members for $100 (usually $150 for members or $175 for non-members;
postage: $20 within Australia
and $65 overseas)
For the contents of individual volume contents, click here for PDF list.
NEW
SERIES
Studies
in Australasian Historical Archaeology
Port
Essington: The historical
archaeology of a north Australian nineteenth-century military outpost
by
Jim Allen
In 1966 Jim Allen undertook the first
professional archaeological excavation of a European site in Australia, investigating the 1840s military
settlement of Victoria,
established at Port Essington. explored the history and archaeology of the
short-lived settlement, tackling for the first time many of the themes which
continue to underlie historical archaeological research - isolation, the
responses of poorly equipped and inexperienced colonists, material culture
and trade networks, the impact of inept government bureaucracies, disease and
health, and relations with the Indigenous population. Allen’s
main theoretical thrust concerned the problems of integrating written and
archaeological data, which remains a central issue in the discipline of
historical archaeology in Australasia.
Recognised for 40 years as a pivotal
study in Australian historical and contact archaeology, ASHA’s publication of
Port Essington makes this important and still highly relevant work widely
available for the first time. The volume is published complete with the
original data tables and graphs and is lavishly illustrated, with a
retrospective by Jim Allen (now Emeritus Professor in the School of
Historical & European Studies in La Trobe University). Port Essington
will appeal as a reference book to both students and professional
archaeologists.
Click here to
see sample pages.
Published by Sydney
University Press, 2007
ISBN 9781920898878
Paper: Perfect bound
RRP $49.95
To order go to Sydney
University Press
Monographs
An Archaeological Guide to British Ceramics in Australia, 1788-1901
By Alasdair Brooks
This volume offers a readable and practical guide to the archaeological
analysis of British ceramics found in Australia
from the beginning of European settlement at Sydney through to Federation. Intended for
students and experienced researchers alike, it presents the latest in
international ceramics research in a manner relevant to Australasian
archaeologists.
The core of the book is a glossary of
terms and guide to the identification of ware, form, and decoration.
Additional chapters present guidelines on field and laboratory methods
pertaining to the processing and cataloguing of ceramics; a review of the
history of ceramics analysis in Australia, North America, and the United
Kingdom; a model for ceramics analysis; and thoughts on the interpretive analysis
of ceramics assemblages based on economy, status, function and meaning.
The most common wares, decorations and
forms found on Australian colonial sites are illustrated in text and on an
accompanying CD. Appendices feature additional information of use in
identifying British ceramics in Australia, including a list of known British
manufacturers and their dates of operation whose materials have been
recovered from Australian sites; a ceramics time line cross-referenced to
significant dates from colonial
Published: 2005 ISBN 1 920948 31 7
87 pp., 49 B&W photographs, 13 B&W illustrations, 9 tables; includes
CD containing images; Paper: Perfect bound
Price: Members $35, Non-members $45. Postage within Australia $5, OS $12.
The Archaeology of Whaling in Southern Australia and New Zealand
Edited by Susan Lawrence & Mark Staniforth
Joint publication of the Australian Society for Historical Archaeology and
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology
Published: 1998 ISBN 1 875495 22 3
115 pp.; Paper: Perfect bound
Price: Members $30, Non-members $40. Postage within Australia $4, OS $12.
Wybalenna: The Archaeology of Cultural Accommodation in
Nineteenth Century Tasmania
By Judy Birmingham
Published: 1992 ISBN 0 909797 15 3
202 pp., 89 B&W photographs, 22 B&W illustrations, 34 tables; Paper:
Perfect bound
Price: Members $30, Non-members $40. Postage within Australia $4, OS $12.
** LOW STOCK **
Nineteenth Century Salt Manufacturing Sites in Tasmania
By Brian Rogers
Joint publication of the Science and Technology Analysis Research Programme,
University of Wollongong and the Australasian Society for Historical
Archaeology, Working Paper No. 11, May 1993
Published: 1993 ISBN 0 86418 253 8
110 pp., 52 B&W photographs and illustrations; Paper: Tape Bound
Price: Members $10, Non-members $14. Postage within Australia $4, OS $12.
Occasional
Papers
Ross Bridge, Tasmania
By Maureen Byrne
Studies in Historical Archaeology No. 3
Published: 1976 ISBN 0 909797 03 X
55 pp., 1 colour photograph, 29 B&W photographs and illustrations; Paper:
Perfect bound
Price: Members $6, Non-members $8. Postage within Australia $4, OS $6.
** LOW STOCK **
Printed Ceramics in Australia
By Marjorie Graham
ASHA Occasional Paper No. 2
ISBN 0 909797 07 2
51 pp., 8 B&W photographs; Paper: Tape bound
Price: Members $6, Non-members $8. Postage within Australia $4, OS $6.
The Marseilles or French Pattern Tile in
Australia
By Robert V. J. Varman
A detailed study of the Marseilles Type Tiles (also known as French Pattern)
introduced to Australia
in the late nineteenth century.
ASHA Occasional Paper No. 3
ISBN 0 909797 08 0
38 pp., 20 B&W photographs and illustrations; Paper: Tape bound
Price: Members $6, Non-members $8. Postage within Australia $4, OS $6.
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