selected publications
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academic article
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Hayes ESpry CFullagar RTuechler ASchell PGoulding M. Tool-use experiments to determine the function of an incised ground stone artefact with potential symbolic significance.
Journal of Lithic Studies.
7:1-17.
2020
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Spry CGarvey JFrost E. The role of oral history in archiving archaeology: a case study from La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
Historical Records of Australian Science.
31:137-151.
2020
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Spry CHayes EAllen KLong APaton LHua QArmstrong BJFullagar RWebb JPenzo-Kajewski PBordes LOrange Local Aboriginal Land Council L. Wala-gaay Guwingal: a twentieth century Aboriginal culturally modified tree with an embedded stone tool.
Australian Archaeology.
86:3-20.
2020
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Spry CHayes EFullagar RTuechler ASchell PGoulding M. An unusual, incised ground stone artefact from southwestern Victoria, Australia: Its function and potential symbolic significance.
Australian Archaeology.
85:95-101.
2019
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Fitzsimmons KSpry CStern N. Holocene and recent aeolian reactivation of the Willandra Lakes lunettes, semi-arid southeastern Australia.
The Holocene: a major interdisciplinary journal focusing on recent environmental change.
29:606-621.
2019
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Foley ESpry CStern N. Establishing the integrity and stratigraphic origin of stone artefact scatters
on the surface of the Lake Mungo lunette in south-eastern Australia.
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.
13:547-557.
2017
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Stammers RHerries ASpry CArmstrong BCaruana M. Holocene LSA Archaeology from Equus Cave, Buxton-Norlim Limeworks, South Africa: an analysis of the bone tool assemblage.
South African Archaeological Bulletin.
72:103-115.
2017
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Spry CJF. Cache or refuse? A pitchstone artefact assemblage from Pamwak rockshelter, Manus Island, Papua New Guinea.
Artefact: Pacific rim archaeology.
34:9-18.
2011
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Hayes ESpry CFullagar RTuechler ASchell PGoulding M. Tool-use experiments to determine the function of an incised ground stone artefact with potential symbolic significance.
Journal of Lithic Studies.
7:1-17.
2020
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chapter
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conference paper
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Spry CFoley EKurpiel RTurnbull J. Identifying quartz artefacts in archaeology and cultural heritage management: issues, approaches and a new open-access project.
Excavations, Surveys and Heritage Management in Victoria.
77-83.
2019
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Spry CFoley EKurpiel RTurnbull J. Identifying quartz artefacts in archaeology and cultural heritage management: issues, approaches and a new open-access project.
Excavations, Surveys and Heritage Management in Victoria.
77-83.
2019
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conference poster
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other publication
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Spry CArmstrong BJHayes EWebb JAAllen KPaton LHua QFullagar R. How a stone wedged in a gum tree shows the resilience of Aboriginal culture in Australia
2020
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Spry C. Why are most people right handed? The answer may be in the mouths of our ancestors
2017
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Spry CStern N. Technological Organization.
Oxford Bibliographies in "Anthropology".
2016
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Spry CArmstrong BJHayes EWebb JAAllen KPaton LHua QFullagar R. How a stone wedged in a gum tree shows the resilience of Aboriginal culture in Australia
2020