Nuclear Nation
Investigating the material legacies of Australia’s engagements with nuclear science and technology, using methods from contemporary archaeology, material culture studies, digital humanities and First Nations-led approaches.
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International Space Station Archaeological Project
The International Space Station Archaeological Project (ISSAP) is the first large-scale space archaeology project. It is a joint venture led by Dr. Justin Walsh (Chapman University – USA) and Dr. Alice Gorman (Flinders University - Adelaide, South Australia) together with an international team of scholars. We are studying the crew of the International Space Station as a “microsociety in a miniworld.” Our project will have positive effects on the development of long-duration space missions, and it has extended the discipline of archaeology into a new context.
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| International Space Station showing the 16 solar panels. Image courtesy of NASA |
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