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#FridayFind: Leggo’s Jar Everything old can be made new again and this Leggo’s jar is the perfect example of just that. We may think of recycling as a modern notion, but it turns out past companies also understood the practice! This L
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‘Sharing’ by Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson with Illustrations by Leanne Mulgo Watson This beautiful picture book, written by Boonwurrang Elder Fay Muir and children’s book author Sue Lawson is part of a three-book series called &ls
#FridayFind - Wrought Iron Tie-rod! Now this may just look like a rusty piece of metal to you, but it actually has an important story to tell. This artefact is a wrought iron tie-rod. It is also sometimes referred to as a brick strap. Tie-rods wer
At Everick, the archaeology of the past, present and future are intertwined. Through innovative technologies, community outreach, and education, we achieve the best heritage outcomes for today. If you want to see how we achieve this, click the link
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