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“The Ruins of History” How to preserve our sites or our memories

“The Ruins of History” How to preserve our sites or our memories. Helen Cooke Canberra Archaeological Society Inc. 12 Mile Homestead site in the Molonglo Valley. North Weston. 12 Mile Site - towards North. Now called Misery Hill !. Defence HQ/RSPCA. Ceramic shards.

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“The Ruins of History” How to preserve our sites or our memories

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  1. “The Ruins of History” How to preserve our sites or our memories Helen Cooke Canberra Archaeological Society Inc

  2. 12 Mile Homestead site in the Molonglo Valley

  3. North Weston

  4. 12 Mile Site - towards North Now called Misery Hill ! Defence HQ/RSPCA

  5. Ceramic shards

  6. Iron Wedge - Log Splitter & pottery piece

  7. The Future The Site on the edge of future development

  8. Crinigan’s Stone hut ruin before conservation March 1991

  9. CAS and family excavation 1992 - 1994

  10. Louis and the bobcat

  11. Treasures from Crinigan’s Hut

  12. Glass from 12 Mile

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