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Carter, Melissa; Lilley, Ian; Ulm, Sean; Brian, Deborah (1999) 'Mort Creek Site Complex, Curtis Coast: site report'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :85-104.
Eales, Tony; Westcott, Catherine; Lilley, Ian; Ulm, Sean; Brian, Deborah; Clarkson, Chris (1999) 'Roof Fall Cave, Cania Gorge: site report'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :29-42.
Lilley, Ian; Brian, Deborah; Ulm, Sean (1999) 'The use of foraminifera in the identification and analysis of marine shell middens: A view from Australia' In: Lilley, Ian, Brian, Deborah, and Ulm, Sean (1999) The use of foraminifera in the identification and analysis of marine shell middens: A view from Australia. In: Mountain, Mary-Jane, and Bowdery, Doreen, (eds.) Taphonomy: The Analysis of Processes from Phytoliths to Megafauna. Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, 30 . ANH Publications, Canberra, ACT, Australia, pp. 9-16(Eds.). Taphonomy: The Analysis of Processes from Phytoliths to Megafauna. Canberra, ACT, Australia : ANH Publications.
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Lilley, Ian; Ulm, Sean (1999) 'The Gooreng Gooreng Cultural Heritage Project: preliminary results of archaeological research, 1993-1997'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :1-14.
Ulm, Sean; Carter, Melissa; Reid, Jill; Lilley, Ian (1999) 'Eurimbula Site 1, Curtis Coast: site report'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :105-122.
Ulm, Sean; Eales, Tony; L'Estrange, Sarah (1999) 'Post-European Aboriginal occupation of the Southern Curtis Coast, Central Queensland'. Australian Archaeology, 48 :42-43.
Ulm, Sean; Lilley, Ian (1999) 'The archaeology of the southern Curtis Coast: an overview'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :59-84.
Westcott, Catherine; Lilley, Ian; Ulm, Sean (1999) 'The archaeology of Cania Gorge: an overview'. Queensland Archaeological Research, 11 :15-28.
Haarmann, Harald; Brennan, Claire (2011) 'The Hawaiian and other Polynesian seafarers developed navigation methods based on observation of constellations and currents, so that they could sail intentionally from Tahiti to Hawaii and back' In: Haarmann, Harald, and Brennan, Claire (2011) The Hawaiian and other Polynesian seafarers developed navigation methods based on observation of constellations and currents, so that they could sail intentionally from Tahiti to Hawaii and back. In: Danver, Steven L., (ed.) The Ancient World to the Early Middle Ages. Popular Controversies in World History: investigating history's intriguing questions, 2 . ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, CA, USA, pp. 257-279(Eds.). The Ancient World to the Early Middle Ages. Santa Barbara, CA, USA : ABC-CLIO.
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Brennan, Claire; Kocsis, Laszlo (2011) 'Lemuria is not the invention of religious enthusiasts, but rather, actually existed' In: Brennan, Claire, and Kocsis, Laszlo (2011) Lemuria is not the invention of religious enthusiasts, but rather, actually existed. In: Danver, Steven L., (ed.) Prehistory and Early Civilizations. Popular Controversies in World History: Investigating history's intriguing questions, 1 . ABC-Clio, Santa Barbara, pp. 179-206(Eds.). Prehistory and Early Civilizations. Santa Barbara : ABC-Clio.
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