ADAS Newsletter
Mon 9 September 2012
The ADAS newsletter (Issue 5 – Sept 2012) featured an article by Kate Pritchard titled “Australian Historic Shipwrecks Preservation Project” view at:
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Radio RRR
Cass gives an update to Radio Marinara listeners in the progress of Clarence fieldwork and forthcoming papers and presentations for 2012.
Towards the end of the show There is a 5 minute interview with Cass Philippou starting at about the 36 minute mark of this podcast.
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Radio New Zealand: Better Being Sunk
On Tuesday 2nd August Lead Chief Investigator Professor Peter Veth spoke to Radio New Zealand about the Clarence project to monitor whether she will remain better preserved in situ:
http://podcast.radionz.co.nz/ngts/ngts-20120802-1912-better_being_sunk-048.mp3
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ABC Radio National Bush Telegraph
On Tuesday 24 July Chief Investigator Mark Staniforth and Partner Investigator Vicky Richards were interviewed by Cameron Wilson for the ABC Radio National program Bush Telegraph see:
http://www.abc.net.au/rural/telegraph/content/2012/s3552049.htm
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Australian Geographic 10 July 2012
A feature piece in Australian Geographic on the Clarence Project by Tiffany Hoy, featuring interviews with Lead Chief Investigator Professor Peter Veth and AIMA member, maritime archaeologist Dr Jun Kimura. Visit:
http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/journal/historic-shipwreck-buried-in-seafloor.htm
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Department of Planning and Community Development News
DPCD’s Heritage Victoria news page with an update on the Clarence project:
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Flinders News
Researcher Deb Shefi was interviewed for an article titled “Back to bed for Clarence” posted on 23 May at:
http://blogs.flinders.edu.au/flinders-news/2012/05/23/back-to-bed-for-clarence/
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ABC Radio interview
Chief investigator Mark Staniforth was interviewed by Ginger Gorman on ABC Radio 666 (Canberra) on Sunday morning (20 May) at 11.50 am.
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Channel 9 News
Thursday 10 May
Channel 9 news ran a 90 second story on the project during the evening news in Melbourne, Newcastle, Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Lismore, Gosford and the Gold Coast as well as Sky News in Sydney which was relayed to all Sky Channels in Australia during the morning of Friday 11 May.
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Geelong Advertiser newspaper
Thursday 10 May
The Geelong Advertiser had an article titiled “Our Sunken Treasure” by senior writer Danny Lannen on page 7 of the Thursday 10 May edition see here
Bellarine Echo newspaper
Thursday 10 May
The Bellarine Echo had an artcile titled “Historic wreck shares her secrets” by Greg Dundee on page 5 of the Thursday 10 May edition.
Bellarine Times newspaper
Radio RRR
Then Calling Clarence from the Clarence! The “dig” is on and we join them live at the site this Sunday. Cassandra Philippou brings us a live cross to Mike Nash, the Tasmanian state govt maritime archaeologist, who will be live at the Clarence (or at least above it!).
There is a 10 minute interview with Mike Nash starting at about the 26 minute mark of this podcast.
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Sunken history: how to study and care for shipwrecks
The Conversation online newspaper published an article by Mark Staniforth and Peter Veth on Thursday 26 April see:
http://theconversation.edu.au/
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Investigating an historic shipwreck: the Australian Historic Shipwrecks Preservation Project
The article will appear in the Bulletin of the International Radiation Physics Society see Investigating an historic ship wreck-lth.
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Old News
Heritage Victoria has kindly provided pdf copies of some of the media coverage from the mid 1980s. This is from the Geelong Advertiser of 3 October 1985 and features a photo of the late Terry Arnott (one of the finders) and a very young looking Mark Staniforth – enjoy!
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Radio RRR
Sun, 22 April 2012
Cass Philippou (RM’s in-house Maritime Archeologist) returns, bringing Vicki Richards, conservation scientist from WAMuseum, to talk about the excavation of the Clarence shipwreck. We’ll explore what’s required for an operation of this scale – excavating, sampling, recording, photographing, x-raying and ultimately reburying the site together with its artefacts. Direct download: Radio-Marinara-20120422.mp3
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There is a 15 minute interview with Cass Philippou and Vicki Richards starting at about the 29 minute mark of this podcast.
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Another World
Channel 10 News on Friday 20 April at 5.15pm featured Chief Investigator Professor Peter Veth from UWA, Peter Harvey from Heritage Victoria and Mal Venturoni from Professional Diving Services in a two minute story see:
A multimillion-dollar excavation of a 19th- century shipwreck has begun in Port Phillip Bay. – YouTube http://t.co/3fXzBgIV
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Inherit magazine
The Heritage Victoria (part of the Victorian state government’s Department of Planning and Community Development) online heritage magazine Inherit (volume 54) featured an article titled “Wreck Research”.
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ABC Radio interview
Chief investigator Mark Staniforth was interviewed by Matt Parkinson on ABC Radio 774 on Tuesday morning (17 April) at 6.50 am.
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Wreck reveals its bounty
Appeared in the Age online Tuesday 17 April 2012 at:
http://www.theage.com.au/
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Masters of the deep in world first
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Shipwreck to give up its history
Appeared on the News & Events page of the Monash University website on Wed 11 April 2012
http://www.monash.edu.au/news/show/shipwreck-to-give-up-its-history
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UWA leads Port Phillip Bay colonial shipwreck excavation
Appeared on page 8 of Campus Daily on Friday 30 March 2012
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National maritime archaeology project launches new website
Appeared on the website of Monash University >> Arts >> News and Events >> GES section
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