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Dating Murujuga's Dreaming

2021 – 2026

Project Overview

This project will bring innovative science to understand the age of the rock art and stone features of Murujuga, reconstructing and modelling Holocene voyaging around the Dampier Archipelago.

Chief Investigators

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Jo McDonald

Lead Chief Investigator
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Mick O'Leary

Chief Investigator
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Grzegorz Skrzypek

Chief Investigator
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Malcolm McCulloch

Chief Investigator
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Ian Goodwin

Chief Investigator
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Janet Hergt

Chief Investigator
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Matthias Leopold

Chief Investigator
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Zenobia Jacobs

Chief Investigator
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Pauline Grierson

Chief Investigator

Partner Investigators

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Peter Jeffries

Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation
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Ken Mulvaney

Rio Tinto
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Shawan Dogramaci

Rio Tinto
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Luke Smith

Woodside

Post Doctoral Researchers

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Luke Gliganic

University of Wollongong
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Caroline Mather

The University of Western Australia
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Aleksey Sadekov

The University of Western Australia

Partners

The Dating Murujuga's Rock Art Project (LP190100724) is an Australian Research Council Linkage Project between The University of Western Australia, The University of Melbourne, The University of Wollongong, Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, Rio Tinto and Woodside. 

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