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Research

Tharra is home to some of the most significant rock art galleries in the Pilbara region and Budadee has established a partnership with the Monash Indigenous Centre in Melbourne. During 2010 Dr Liam Brady undertook a project with Palyku traditional owners to record the collection of engravings in the area. During 2016 Budadee invited Dr Brady to Tharra for a cultural tour of the area to assist in the development of an Australian Research Council application. Unfortunately this was unsuccessful in 2017, however Budadee recognises the important role Woodstock-Abydos has in future rock art research and seeks to support further research proposals in accordance with the Foundation’s cultural protocols.

Brady, L & Carson, A, 2012, ‘An archaic face from the Woodstock Abydos Protected Reserve, northwestern Western Australia’ in Australian Archaeology, 74: 98-102

Tharra is home to some of the most significant rock art galleries in the Pilbara region and Budadee has established a partnership with the Monash Indigenous Centre in Melbourne. During 2010 Dr Liam Brady undertook a project with Palyku traditional owners to record the collection of engravings in the area. During 2016 Budadee invited Dr Brady to Tharra for a cultural tour of the area to assist in the development of an Australian Research Council application. Unfortunately this was unsuccessful in 2017, however Budadee recognises the important role Woodstock-Abydos has in future rock art research and seeks to support further research proposals in accordance with the Foundation’s cultural protocols.

Brady, L & Carson, A, 2012, ‘An archaic face from the Woodstock Abydos Protected Reserve, northwestern Western Australia’ in Australian Archaeology, 74: 98-102