Fleming Family Crypt Excavation and Restoration UniSQ and Ipswich City Council 2018
Day 4, Archaeology of the Queen’s Park Conservatory
Mapping and section drawing were the order of the day, and these practical skills were taken up with ease by our students. Tying the site into other, relatively permanent landscape … Continue reading
Day 3, Archaeology of Queen’s Park Conservatory
The aspect of the site that featured in our efforts today was located at the eastern end of the building (the back), where as the historic photographs indicate, there was … Continue reading
Day 2, Archaeology of Queen’s Park Conservatory
Our second day started off with a visit from the Vice-Chancellor of USQ Professor Jan Thomas, and a number of media representatives. Many thanks to Rhianwen Whitney from the USQ … Continue reading
Day 1, Archaeology of the Queen’s Park Conservatory
This was our first day on-site, and it was an absolute beauty, apart from the surprising turn of events, weather-wise. Notwithstanding this, we managed to achieve rather a lot, … Continue reading
Archaeological Excavations in Toowoomba’s Queen’s Park – June 29 to July 3, 2015
USQ archaeologists to dig into Queens Park – USQ MEDIA RELEASE What lies deep beneath Queens Park will be unearthed as part of a University of Southern Queensland (USQ) dig … Continue reading
Excavations at the Royal Bull’s Head Inn – Days 5&6 – October 17&18, 2014
The week at the Royal Bull’s head Inn is drawing to a close, and we are making all efforts to finalize Square C and Square D, as well as to … Continue reading
Excavations at the Royal Bull’s Head Inn – Day 4 – October 16, 2014
It was another successful day at the Royal Bull’s Head Inn, assisted by year 10, 11 and 12 ancient history students from Toowoomba State High School, and their teacher and head of … Continue reading
A Life in Ruins 