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Title: International Conference on Chinese Mining in Australia and Asia-Pacific: Transnational Histories, Archaeology and Heritage  
Dates: 11 - 13 September 2008
Venue: Canberra, Australia
Organizers: Australian National University of Canberra
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More info: http://www.h-net.org/announce/show.cgi?ID=159318
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Summary:

It will bring together scholars, historians, archaeologists, heritage and museum specialists, and other researchers from throughout Australia and overseas to explore, examine, and share their research findings on the Chinese in Australian Mining History. In addition it will be concerned with the comparative history and archaeology of Chinese on other mining fields in Australia and overseas, in particular southeast Asia, the Americas, and New Zealand, as well as within China itself.

Theme

The four major themes of the conference, for which proposals for panels and papers are now sought will be the following:

  • Comparative and trans-national histories of Chinese mining communities in Australia and the Asia-Pacific;
  • Chinese mining technology, technological transfer and innovation overseas;
  • Historical archaeology of Chinese mining: sites, artefacts, and material culture;
  • Presenting and representing Chinese mining heritage overseas in the digital age: theme parks, heritage trails, museums, and digitization.

 

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