History, heritage and environmental change in a deindustrialised landscape

作为对环境和文化意义重大的贾米森河谷被遗忘的页岩开采定居点的第一个多学科、学术和社区合作研究，该项目旨在促进知识的发展，并使跨代人参与到工业景观的历史和遗产中，从而提高我们对去工业化长期影响的理解。通过结合考古、档案和口头证据，该项目旨在为日常工作和家庭生活、社区、性别、短暂性和迁移提供新的见解，从而有助于在环境变化的时代保护该遗址及其工业遗产、文化遗产旅游和教育。

As the first collaborative and multidisciplinary, scholarly and community-based study of a forgotten shale-mining settlement in the environmentally and culturally significant Jamison Valley, this project aims to advance knowledge and enable cross-generational engagement with the history and heritage of an industrial landscape, thereby improving our understanding of the long-term impact of deindustrialisation. By combining archaeological, archival and oral evidence the project aims to provide new insights into everyday working and family life, community, gender, transiency and migration that can contribute to conservation of this site and its industrial heritage, cultural heritage tourism and education at a time of environmental change.