Flinders archaeologist takes top space industry position
Flinders University archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman has become the first woman to be elected to the National Executive Council of the Space Industry Association of Australia (SIAA).
Unlocking the history of a sleepy seaside town
A Flinders University researcher is on a quest to dig out the history of Normanville, shedding new light on the heritage and significance of the coastal South Australian town.
The greatest museum (almost) on Earth
“So, it’s kind of like a celestial race track on which the original model of every winning sports car ever made is still racing around … forever … totally intact … all at the same time?”
Flinders lecturer dives into archaeology’s next frontier
As a specialist in prehistoric underwater archaeology, Dr Jonathan Benjamin looks at rising sea levels a little bit differently from most people.
Uncovering the Irish story of Baker’s Flat
There’s a ghost town on Baker’s Flat in South Australia, but you have to look hard to find it.
Archaeology Department digs deep to support the disadvantaged
Staff and students from Flinders University’s Archaeology Department have been busy packing and sending books to disadvantaged countries this week as part of the Global Libraries Program.
A step towards solving a maritime mystery
Students from Flinders University believe they have discovered the exact location of a Scottish sailing ship which sank in waters off Kangaroo Island more than 100 years ago.
Carpark shipwrecks and Coral Sea treasure
Flinders Uni maritime archaeology students are making significant discoveries on the east and west coasts of Australia.
Flinders launches worldwide call to protect Egypt’s treasures
Flinders University is leading a worldwide call to the Egyptian authorities and international law enforcement agencies to make the protection of Egypt’s antiquities a priority during the civil unrest that grips the country.