Well beaten tracks: antiquity of Aboriginal landuse in eastern Tasmania.

这个项目考察了塔斯马尼亚东部土著人民的考古学。它的主要目的是测试全新世和晚更新世的两种土地利用模式。它调查了塔斯马尼亚东部人类占领的最早痕迹，以及在冰河时代结束时塔斯马尼亚西南部洞穴明显被遗弃后的后续文化发展。这项研究的目的是加强了解地理上的联系和隔绝对土著人口的影响，以及欧洲接触记录的塔斯马尼亚土著社会的发展。其潜在意义在于促进关于土著社会/经济变化和停滞的辩论。

This project examines the archaeology of Aboriginal people in eastern Tasmania. Its major aim is to test two models of Holocene and late Pleistocene land use. It investigates the earliest traces of human occupation in eastern Tasmania and subsequent cultural developments after the apparent abandonment of southwest Tasmanian caves at the end of the ice age. The study aims to strengthen understanding of the impact of geographic connectedness and isolation on Aboriginal populations and the development of Tasmanian Aboriginal society recorded at European contact. Its potential significance lies in contributing to debates on Aboriginal social/economic change and stasis.