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dest of the seached sils around 15


Aboriginal ararchaeolog

owing revievironment of the are

ons in the chaeology oterpret this

al Plain, an cold wintersx dry mont8°C in sumo 1000 mm experienceult of the o

erth Basin, eastern sideBlock (Beaands and d

nd with a s) sedimentsies of dune

ystems

Coastal Plas, the Quinhe Quindalu

roughly pader Spearwds. The coaea is locate

sedimentaryiceous (usu5 km wide a


rchaeologicagical sites, ew of enviof the Sur

ea in the pasouthwest of the regdata.

area chara and dry, hoths per yea

mmer (Bure(Beard 199

es lower rainorographic e

is a deepe by the Drd 1981: 3dunes betwsurface geos (Seddon 1systems, o

ain is the Condalup and up system, rallel to the

wood Dune astal belt fed within the

y systems oually quartzand genera


cal heritage particularlironmental rvey Area tast. Similaregion of Wion and th

racterised bot summersar and mea

eau of Mete90: 87). Genfall than theffect of th

p trough filDarling Sca

35-39). Thween 20 andology comp1972: 7-11,

outlined belo

oastal Belt. Spearwooa series of

e coast (i.e. System con

eatures a nue Spearwoo

of the Swan z rich) san

ally lacks or

7

es other than

surveys y when context

that are arly, the Western he main

by a dry s (Beard an daily eorology enerally, he jarrah he scarp

led with arp, the e Swan d 30 km

posed of Bolland

ow.

This is od Dune f loosely north to

nsists of umber of od Dune

Coastal nds and rganised

ThAm

SURFA

The supattern originatOcean have a of the sMuch odunes, the retre

VEGET

The Su(Beard water rvariatioSouthwwoodladominavarious swampsspecies

FAUNA

The Swoccupaa rangecat), Osignifica

The mabefore several speciesrostratu(Tachygmarsupextinct familiarto be cSarcoph

The regspeciesspeciestristis), and a ra

More themu (Daustraliraptors swan) w


ACE HYDR

rface hydrowith the m

ting in the D(McArthur seasonally

subsidiary of the hydro

many of weating shor

TATION

urvey Area 1981). The

regimes, aln. In ge

western Botnds of Euc

ated by Euc Banksia as that chars, particular

A

wan Coasttion but the

e of placentOryctolagus ant regiona

ammalian faEuropean c species of

s (includingus) along glossus ac

pial fauna (Bor very ra

ris (the dingconcurrent hilus harrisi

gion also fes recorded s of large ma species ange of ven

han 200 birDromaius nis and Biziuand wide ra

was, and re


ROLOGY

ology of themajor riversDarling Ranand Betten

y interruptedstreams arlogy of the hich run pa

reline (Beard

is located e vegetatiol of which

eneral, howtanical Procalyptus macalyptus gomnd Casurinracterise mly Baumea

al Plain fee clearance tal mammacuniculus

l faunal exti

auna of the colonisationf wallaby (Mg Trichosa

with the uleatus), MBleby et al. re with theo) sometimwith the e

ii (Tasmania

eatured a raon the Sw

monitor lizaof turtle (C

nomous and

rd species novaehollanura lobata), ange of smmains, a nu


e Swan Coasuch as th

nges draininay 1974:14

d flow, althore, howeverSwan Coas

arallel to thed 1979:8).

in the Soun of the regproduce n

wever, the ovince is carginata (jamphocephaa. The poo

much of thearticulata a

eatured a wof enormou

als such as (common

inctions.

Swan Coan, includingM. irma, M.urus vulpecarnivorou

Myrmecobiu2009:23). S

e expansionme in the midextinction ofan devil).

ange of smwan Coastalards (VaranChelodina obd non-vermi

have been diae), seveseveral spealler birds (

umerous se


astal Plain he Avon-Swng onto the4). The lowough dischar, intermittestal plain ise coast and

uthwestern gion is verynumerous m

vegetationcharacterisearrah) and ala (tuart), orly drainede region feand other se

wide rangeus areas of Rattus rattrabbit) and

astal plain isthe Macrop

. eugenii anecular, Pseus Dasyuruus fasciatusSeveral of tn of the ciddle of the f Thylacinu

mall to medl Plain, incl

nus gouldii, blonga) andinous snake

recorded ieral speciesecies of pig(Bleby et al

easonal visit


mainly followan, Moore

e Swan Coawer coursesarge is mucent and flow based aroud represent

Botanical Py closely remicroenviron of the ed by BeaCorymbia cas well as d areas aroeature densedges.

e of faunanative vege

tus (black rd Vulpes v

s considerepus fuliginond Setonix eudocheirusus geoffros (the numhese marsuty of PerthHolocene (

us cynocep

ium sized lluding seveVaranus ro

d one tortoes (Bleby et

in the Swans of duck eons, a ranl. 2009:15-2tor.


ows an ease, Collie anastal Plain as of these mch reduced w for less tund a netwostranded la

Province of lated to soinments witbetter-drain

ard (1981) calophylla low woodla

ound the nese Melaleuc

l species etation, andat), Felis ca

vulpes (red

d to have feosus (weste

brachyuruss Occidentii (the qubat) and aupials have h. The intri.e. around

phalus (Tas

izards, witheral geckososenbergi aise (Pseudet al. 2009:1

n Coastal P(Stictonetta

nge of parro20). Cygnus


st to west dnd Murray sand into thmajor riversin summer

than half thork of swamagoons iso

f Western Ails, topograth significaned areas

as domina(marri), woands dominetwork of inca and ass

prior to Ed the introduatus (dome

fox), has

eatured 33 ern grey kans), several talis and Tuoll), the a range of e become reroduction o5,000 BP)

smanian tig

h around 57s and skinkand Varanu

demydura um1-15).

Plain, includa naevosa, ots, a wide rs atratus (th

8

es other than

drainage systems e Indian s do not r. Many he year. mps and lated by

Australia phy and

ant floral of the

ated by oodlands nated by terdunal sociated

uropean uction of esticated

caused

species ngaroo), possum

Tarsipes echidna smaller

egionally of Canis appears

ger) and

7 reptile ks, three us tristis mbrina),

ding the Oxyura

range of he black

ThAm

ABOR

A numPleistoc1979c; Coastalbeen dhinterlaHolocenDandaluthe arcsurface

Hall

The firsthe Swasites wCoastalthat the

Since thout in t(e.g. AnVeth et 1987, HJacksonDe Ganthe genlargely the 198

StrawbrArchaeoprimarilparticulof any aPlain adegree highly d

And

In a synScarp amovembased oinland wresourc


RIGINAL AR

ber of exccene antiquJ. Dortch 1l Plain in pa

dated to 38and with ocne onwardup (1,280±8

chaeologicae scatters of

lam’s (1986

st systematan Area Ar

were recordel Plain from

ere are;

“…barely aaround theThe bulk o[Bassendea

he Hallam (the Perth mnderson 19t al. 1983; QHallam 197n and De Gnd and Jackneral patternreplicated b

80s (Bowdle

ridge (1987ological Suy located arly swampattempts to nd surveysto which th

dynamic env

derson’s (19

nthesis of tand Rangesent betweeon the Swawater bodie

ces were ple


RCHAEOL

cavations iuity for hum994, 1996;

articular (Pe8,000 BP. ccupation os at Bodd80 BP) (e.gl research f stone artef

6) and Straw

tic recordingchaeologicaed in a sy

m the coast

any sites ine lakes on tof sites liean Sands].”

(1986) survemetropolitan982a, 1982bQuartermain72, 1977, 1Gand 1999akson 2007, n of Aborigiby the varioer et al. 199

7) conducteurvey (1986on sandy

ps and riverpredict the in the reg

hese findingvironment h

984) Model

he archaeos, Andersonen the platean Coastal es during sentiful. She


LOGICAL

in the souman occupa

Ferguson earce and B

All of theof the jarradington (3,2g. Andersonundertaken

facts.

wbridge’s (1

g of archaeal Survey bstem of trato the Darl

n the coastathe eastern

e around th”

ey a large n area on bb; Brown 19ne and O’C1983, 1986a, 1999b; Ja

Pearce 19nal archaeous archaeo1: 25; Straw

ed a detail6) and conc

well-drainers. While hlocation of ion have te

gs reflect vahas not bee

of Aborigina

ological evidn (1984: 36-eau and thPlain gathe

summer ande suggested


CONTEXT

uthwest of ation of the1981, 1985

Barbetti 198ese sites aah forest s230±170 Bn 1984: 35n in the ge

1987) Mode

eological sitby S. J. Halansects covling Upland

al [Quindaln margin ofhe lakes a

number of aehalf of go982a, 1982onnor 1987

6, 1987; Boackson and81 and so oological site

ological survwbridge 198

led review cluded thated ridges ihardly surpr

Aboriginal ended to suarious site fn fully teste

al Land-Use

dence from-38) formulahe plain. Aered in largd autumn wd that the ve


T

Western Ae region (e5; Schwede 1) where thre, howeve

so far only BP.), Collie ; Pearce 19eneral Perth

el of Aborigin

tes occurrelam in the vering som

ds. Hallam

up] dunes f the limestand swamp

archaeologiovernment b2b, 1982c, 7, Quartermowdler et ad Green 199on). Hallame distributioveys of the 87).

of the rest sites on tn dunes wising findingarchaeologupport Strawformation pred.

e

the Swan ated a seasAnderson age numberswhen fish, ery large sit


Australia he.g. C. Dor

1983, 1990he Upper Swer, located

demonstra(5,810±33

982; Veth 1h area, how

nal Land-Us

d with the 1970s, a pr

me 420 km²(1986: 14)

… and fewone belt [S

ps of the c

cal surveysbodies and 1982d, 198

maine 1994; al.1991; Jac95; Jacksonm’s (1986) on in the PerPerth area

sults of Hathe Swan Cwithin easy gs, these reical sites onwbridge’s (rocesses in

Coastal Plaonal land us

argued that s on the cowater fowl tes on the B


have demortch 1979a,0) and of thwan Bridge within the

ated from 30 BP) an1987: 30). wever, focu

se

commenceroject in wh² across thbroadly co

w on the saSpearwood coastal san

s have beenprivate com

83a, 1983b Strawbridgckson 1999n et al. 1999observationrth area hasince the m

allam’s SwaCoastal Play access oemain at then the Swan 1987) mod

n what cons

ain and these model ot Aboriginaloast, estuar

and other Bassendea

9

es other than

nstrated 1979b,

he Swan site has coastal

the mid d North Most of

uses on

ement of hich 396 e Swan

oncluded

and hills Dunes].

nd plain

n carried mpanies , 1983c; ge 1984, 9, 2001, 9, 2001; ns about ve been

middle of

an Area ain were f water, e centre Coastal el. The

stitutes a

e Darling f human groups ries and aquatic

n Sands

ThAm

are the and easome othe preplain. towards37) alsdirect aand gro

Veth (1Authoritgeneralconcludsugges

Cha

Archaeolow divarchaeo1987; Vquartz, use prioof this Swan Cwere foproportPlain ashigher nStrawbrbehavio

It has Bassenswamps(BowdlehoweveThis is core, ovdeposityears ooccurresurfaceSands investig


result of rerly spring,

of the plain-bessure on aFinally, Ands the coast o argues t

and rapid, thoups of vary

987), durinty, found a lly in the arded that thited that the

aracterising

ological siteversity arteological siteVeitch et al.

granite, silcor to the stachert are n

Coastal Plaiound to raion of retous opposed tnumber of ridge 1988our.

been suggndean Sands that chaer et al. 19er, to have attributed, verlain by aed over a lo

of deforestaed in the rege disturbanc

has tendegation of arc


peated visitwhen coasbased peopavailable foderson argto once ag

hat there whrough the fying sizes fo

ng a large shigh numb

rea now inuis contradic

e Darling Sc

Archaeolog

es on the Sfact assemes in the r1997; Veitc

crete, glassabilisation onow submern (specificange betweuched impleto the jarrasites found: 49) may

gested thatds reflects thracterise th991: 23; Slittle poten

at least in pa “superficiaong period

ation, develgion since ce. The aed to hamchaeologica


ts to such vstal resourcple moved iood sourcesues that lat

gain take adwould also forest zoneor specific tr

scale archaber of largeundated bycted Anderscarp may ha

gical Sites o

Swan Coastmblages. Begion is vech and Waits (indicatingof the sea lerged off shally Bassenden 9.9% aements mayh forest (An in the Bassuggest th

t the high he abundanhe area, ptrawbridge

ntial to conpart, to the al layer of mof time” (Boopment anEuropean c

apparently uper efforts

al sites in th


venues, proces were lento the jarrs while othte spring sdvantage ofhave been

e from plain rade, social

aeological se sites and y the Cannison’s settle

ave been oc

on the Swan

tal Plain areBy far the ein quartz te 1997). M

g post contaevel to curreore). The dean Sands

and 17.8% y suggest mnderson 198ssendean Shat this wa

number ofnt resourcesarticularly 1987). T

ntain undistfact that th

mobile sandowdler et ad redevelocolonisationunstable an

s to addresis area (Bow


bably over ess abundaah forest iner people aw a graduf the littoral

n some lesto plateau

l and ritual p

survey for thigh densitng Dam, i.e

ement patteccupied dur

n Coastal P

e generally dominant

(e.g. AnderMinor compoact use) andent levels arproportion s around th(Anderson

more focus84: 26; Vet

Sands (6.6/ks a prime

f Aboriginas associatealong the he Bassenurbed strat

he Bassendds within w

al. 1991: 25pment of th

n has causend disturbess regionawdler et al.


long periodant, Anders the Darlingranged moual movemel resourcess patternedand back apurposes.

the Westernties of arche., on the Dern model fing the spri

Plain

characterislithic raw

rson 1984: onents includ fossiliferoround 6,000of retouchee Perth airp 1984: Tabsed use of h et al.1983km², Andersfocus of A

al archaeolod with the ceastern madean Sandtified archaean Sands hich artefac). Additionahe metropoed significaned nature ol research 1991: 23).


ds of time. Ison suggesg Ranges to

ore widely oent of peop. Andersond movemenagain by ind

n Australiaaeological Darling Scafor the regng and sum

sed by low material f

24; Quartude doleriteus chert (in0 BP as all ed artefactsport) (Hallamble 5). Thf the Swan 3: 79-88). Ason 1984: T

Aboriginal s

ogical siteschains of laargin of thds are conaeological d

consist of cts may havally, the ne

olitan area tnt ground aof the Bass questions

10

es other than

n winter sted that o relieve over the ple back n (1984: nt, more dividuals

n Water material arp. He gion and mmer.

density, found in ermaine

e, crystal ndicating sources

s on the m 1983) his high Coastal Also the Table 2;

seasonal

s in the akes and his zone sidered,

deposits. a stable ve been arly 200 that has and sub-sendean s by an

ThAm

ARCH

INTRO

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1.

2.

The resAboriginresults

ARCHA

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It is estpresentthis me

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HAEOLO

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rvey involve

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sults of thenal Sites seof the field

AEOLOGI

chaeologicaated Surveyethod woulds, to cover within a

ape has beape meant ment of the

chaeologicaological surance on thea on the othtion was sual pedestrianthat no arcd either inted. The srvey Area wd in the field

timated thatt (and visiblthod.

tum used fo4).


OGICAL S

N

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search; and

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ICAL SUR

al survey my Area outlid involve thr the full wheavily mo

een heavilythat the s

condition o

al survey mrvey was the one hand,her. Where ufficiently opn transects chaeologican the field urvey teamwas such td as encoun

t 100% of thle on the g

or all coord


SURVEY

of the follow

d

or archaeolo

research hve as they ipresented b

RVEY METH

ethod was ned above he survey idth of eacodified ruray altered dsurvey metof each land

method utilerefore a c, and the pothe level of

pen for the were under

al materialsor by usi

ms also founhat pedestrntered.

he Survey Around surfa

dinates durin


METHOD

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have been inform the bbelow.

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DS

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Survey Area

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a.

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eological sitological site

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11

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%) of the surveys

to 30 m however, h of the e of the ongoing

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mal and urbance pe were stigation ctions of as were

es to be es, using

valent to

ThAm

THE S

LOCAT

The Latof Rockpositionsouth, forming

ENVIR

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SURVEY

TION

titude 32 Dekingham, Wned betweeMandogalu

g the north e

RONMENTA

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S

AREA

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TAL CONTE

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SECTION

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Road to the the south

undary (see

EXT

in an areaNo river orgh there is

up Road and

ted by relatfarms and vg in the sogetation andtial propert

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(tuart) andIt is not c

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the time of generally b


N TWO –

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d Wattleup

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f the surveybetween 10%


RESULT

is located aThe Surveyips Road to

with Dalison

d by low cltems were dmodified lakRoad.

l cleared bht industrial rn section hy in that lso present

e vegetatiore grassy o

ucalyptus mver, if thesemnant ve

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TS

approximatey Area is ano the West, n Avenue a

leared sanddiscernible e located im

locks of lanbusinessesof the survocation. A

t, particular

n. There aopen woodmarginate (e areas regetation da

ly variable %.


ely 10 km nn irregular Sayer Roa

and Power

dy hills. Tin the lands

mmediately

nd used fos. There isrvey area tA small nurly along W

are, howeveland domin(jarrah) wit

epresent veating from

depending

12

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ortheast polygon

ad in the Avenue

The area scape at north of

or hobby s a large that has mber of

Wattleup

er, some nated by h some getation prior to

g on the

ThAm

ARCHA

During assesse

Eighty fwere as

Ten (10arrange

No new

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The DAparcels 57 andassesseparticip

In summLatitudeaccess number


AEOLOGI

the Surveyed and surv

four (84) ofssessed and

0) parcels lae access or

w archaeolog

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up Road Sw

ine above,up Road SwAn assessms to conclument outlin286 Wattleto assess i

A number ofed within th

his demonst

AA boundar of land wit 26 Pearseed during tate in the p

mary, the see 32 Develo

the two par / lot numbe


ICAL SUR

y the entireveyed for ar

f the parcelsd, where ap

and were nodid not wis

gical sites w

cts were rec

wamp (DAA

a single pwamp (DAAment of this ude that thed in this r

eup Road (f artefactuaf stone artehe parcel otrates that t

ry for Wattlethin the surve Road (D/he survey

project prior

ection of theopment Arearcels norther D029250


RVEY RESU

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s of land pappropriate, s

ot assessedh to particip

were located

corded durin

A ID 4357)

previously ID 4357), isite by Aus

he site no eport, the dD/P numbe

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eup Road Svey area, 2/P number because thto works co

e boundarya 4 Survey h of this lo0 56) is gran


ULTS

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artially or cosurveyed fo

d because tpate in the p

d during the

ng the Surv

recorded reis located instralian Inte

longer exidensity of iner / lot numwas present

however, id6 Pearse Rwever comp

Swamp (DA24 Pearse R

/ lot numbhe landowneommencing

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eraction Conisted (AIC ntroduced vber D02925t in the sectdentified wi

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g.

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ent Area 4e (see Map

ocated withal archaeolo

ners could n

Aboriginal aeastern se

nsultants (A2008: 33,

vegetation w50 59) meation of the sthin the sec

number / lottill exists.

) also extenumber / lo50 56). Thated that th

amp (DAA ssed as soonumber D02


4 Survey Arp 1).

hin the Survogical sites.

not be cont

archaeologiection of theAIC) in 2008

38). Duwithin the pant that it wsite boundarction of the t number D

nds over twot number Dhese lots whey did not

ID 4357) won as permi29250 56 a

13

es other than

rea was

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tacted to

cal site, e Survey 8 led the ring the parcel of was very ry in this site that

D029250

wo other D029250 were not

want to

within the ission to and D/P

D/P

This report, and holder, being Ga

P number / Lot numb

P007712 35

P007712 36

D074529 402

D085772 508

D085772 509

D061185 503

D084463 504

D090667 506

P043004 88

D090667 507

D084463 505

D071988 4

P007712 55

D063306 601

D029250 58

P007712 40

D029250 55

P007712 39

D028834 62

P003475 569

the information containedvin Jackson CRM.

Table 1

ber Land Parc

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

Dalison Av

143 Dalison Av

163 Dalison Av

4 Dalison Ave

175 Dalison Av

Mandogalup R

16 Pearse R

17 Pearse R

40 Pearse R

39 Pearse R

22 Postans R

243 Postans R

d herein, is subject to co

: Results of the

cel Address

ve, Wattleup Re

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

ve, Wattleup

venue, Wattleup

venue, Wattleup D

enue, Wattleup

venue, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup F

opyright and may not be c

survey of all ass

Land Parc

esidential use in the nsouth of lot for eq

Overgrown with

Dense vegetation with

Dense vegetation apre

Dense vegetation apre

Farm

Farm

Land

Land

Buildings in

Disused farmland with peri

Dense v

Turf fa

farm

Disused

Farm

Disused

Buildings, disturbanthrou

Dense v

Functioning quarry, mand introduc

copied in whole or part, b

sessed individau

cel Condition

north of lot, land clearequestrian purposes

dense vegetation

h tracks inside perimet

nd residential buildingesent nd residential buildingesent

mland

mland

cleared

cleared

n northern half

buildings along northimeter

vegetation

armland

mland

d farmland

mland

d farmland

ce and sea containersughout

vegetation

ainly exposed limestoced sediments

by parties other than Am

ul parcels of land

Proportion

ed in Part

Part

ter Part

g Surv

g Surv

Surv

Surv

Surv

Surv

Surv

ern Surv

Surv

Part

Surv

Part

Surv

Part

s Surv

Surv

one Esco

ergin Consulting and Lan

d within the Surv

n of Parcel surveyed

tially Surveyed

tially Surveyed

tially Surveyed

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

vey not required

tially Surveyed

vey not required

tially Surveyed

vey not required

tially Surveyed

vey not required

vey not required

orted through lot

ndCorp, without the writte

vey Area

Res

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Not cleared, apresent, wi

Wattleup Roa

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

1

en consent of the copyrig

sult of Survey

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

archaeological materiaithin DAA boundary ofd Swamp (DAA ID 43

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

14

ght

als f 57)


D/P number / Lot nu

P003475 570

P007712 46

D024427 2

P004829 10

D060290 401

P004829 15

D042583 501

P004829 14

D061184 72

D038979 39

D024427 1

D056046 67

D074529 403

D052650 41

D065456 77

D065456 78

D025807 16

D025807 15

D054141 18

P004829 8

D029346 18


Table 1 (cont

umber Land P

203 Posta

11 Postan

103 Phillip

121 Phillip

139 Phillip

35 Phillip

45 Phillip

55 Phillip

7 Phillips

71 Phillip

93 Phillip

Phillips

Power

Power

Power A

Power A

134 Power

134 Power

154 Power

158 Power

32 Power


inued): Results

Parcel Address

ns Road, Wattleup

ns Road, Wattleup

ps Road, Wattleup

ps Road, Wattleup

ps Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

Road, Wattleup

r Ave, Wattleup

r Ave, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup


of the survey of

Land

Functioning quarryintro

Land cleared

Dense vegetatio

Heavily use

Dense vegetatio

D

H


f all assessed ind

d Parcel Condition

y, mainly exposed limeoduced sediments

Land cleared

Farmland

and some buildings e

on with tracks inside p

ed for residential purpo

Land cleared

Land cleared

Farmland

Farmland

Farmland

Land cleared

on with tracks inside p

isused farmland

Farmland

Farmland

Farmland

Farmland

Farmland

Farmland

eavily used land


dividaul parcels o

Prop

estone and

rected

perimeter

oses

perimeter


of land within th

portion of Parcel surv

Escorted through lot

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Partially Surveyed

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Partially Surveyed

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required


e Survey Area

veyed Res

t Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

1


sult of Survey

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

15

ght


D/P number / Lot nu

D057580 68

D057580 69

D074118 700

P004829 4

D055037 44

D055037 43

D054141 17

P187902 582

P187494 578

P187902 583

D029346 17

D061184 73

D059316 2

P007712 43

D071988 13

P007712 47

D071988 11

P007712 48

D071988 9

P007712 50

D053634 1

P007712 42


Table 1 (cont

umber Land P

42 Power

50 Power

86 Power

86 Power

62 Power

78 Power

156 Power

448 Russe

578 Russe

583 Russe

70 Torgoyle

73 Torgoy

119 Wattle

172 Wattle

188 Wattle

201 Wattle

206 Wattle

209 Wattle

220 Wattle

223 Wattle

225 Wattle

234 Wattle


inued): Results

Parcel Address

Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

r Avenue, Wattleup

ell Road, Wattleup

ell Road, Wattleup

ell Road, Wattleup

e Avenue, Wattleup

yle Road, Wattleup

eup Road Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup

eup Road Wattleup

eup Road, Wattleup


of the survey of

Land

D

D

Industrial use wit

Industrial use wit

Heavily use

Industrial use wit

H

Ele

Dense bushland wit

Ele

Land heavily used f

Buildin

D

D

Medium density

H

Buildin

Dense vege


f all assessed ind

d Parcel Condition

Disused farmland

Disused farmland

th buildings and sea cthroughout


ed for residential purpo


Heavily disturbed

ectric sub station

th a number of loose s

ectric sub station

for residential garden

Farmland

ngs , heavily disturbed

Disused farmland

Dense vegetation

farmland

vegetation with some

farmland

Heavily disturbed

farmland

ngs , heavily disturbed

etation and some build


dividaul parcels o

Prop

containers

containers

oses

containers

sandy tracks

and building

buildings

dings


of land within th

portion of Parcel surv

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Partially Surveyed

Survey not required

Partially Surveyed

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Partially Surveyed

Partially Surveyed

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required

Survey not required


e Survey Area

veyed Res

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

1


sult of Survey

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

16

ght

D/P


number / Lot numbe

P007712 53

P008190 90

D029250 59

P007712 49

D028834 61

P042406 811

P007712 51

P007712 52

P042406 810

P007712 30

P026153 31

D015136 28

D061957 2

D084033 101

P007712 41

D071988 12

D084200 15

D084033 100

P043004 89

D009791 27

P190001 308


Table 1 (cont

er Land Parce

253 Wattleup R

267 Wattleup R

286 Wattleup R

49 Wattleup Ro

61 Wattleup Ro

811 Wattleup R

Lot 51 WattlWattle

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Wattleup Roa

Uncle


inued): Results

el Address

oad, Wattleup

oad, Wattleup Den

oad, Wattleup

oad, Wattleup Fa

oad, Wattleup

oad, Wattleup

eup Road, eup

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup Den

ad, Wattleup R

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup La

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup D

ad, Wattleup D

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup

ad, Wattleup

ear


of the survey of

Land Par

Dense vegetation in nthrough s

nse vegetation, livesto

Disuse

armland (possibly disualong we

Land cleared, b

Dense

Dense

Dense

nse vegetation, livesto

Regrowth vegetation, perimeter and occasi

Land cleared, se

Land cleared, se

and cleared, heavy truwork

Patchy de

Dense

Dense vegetation and

Dense vegetation and

Heavily

Heavily

Heavily indus

Part of Ston


f all assessed ind

cel Condition

northern half and buildsouthern half

ock present, heavily us

ed farmland

used), exposed loose estern portion

buildings throughout

vegetation

vegetation

vegetation

ock present, heavily us

newly cleared track inonally exposed limest

ea containers present

ea containers present

cks and machinery cuking there

nse vegetation

vegetation

residential building pr

residential building pr

y disturbed

y disturbed

strial disturbance

neridge Quarries


dividaul parcels o

Proportio

ings Sur

sed land Sur

Pa

sands Pa

Sur

Sur

Sur

Sur

sed land Sur

nside tone

Pa

Sur

Sur

urrently Sur

Pa

Sur

esent Sur

esent Sur

Pa

Sur

Sur

Esc


of land within th

on of Parcel surveyed

rvey not required

rvey not required

artially Surveyed

artially Surveyed

rvey not required

rvey not required

rvey not required

rvey not required

rvey not required

artially Surveyed

rvey not required

rvey not required

rvey not required

artially Surveyed

rvey not required

rvey not required

rvey not required

artially surveyed

rvey not required

rvey not required

corted through lot


e Survey Area

d Res

Area c

Area c

Not cleared, apotentially preseof Wattleup Ro

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

Area c

1


sult of Survey

cleared for works

cleared for works

archaeological materiaent as within DAA bouoad Swamp (DAA ID 4

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

cleared for works

17

ght

als ndary

4357)


D/P number / Lonumber

D071988 5

D084200 14

P007712 37

P007712 38

D029250 56

D029250 57

D038979 40

P004829 12

P008259 93

P008259 94


ot Land Pa

197 Dalison

205 Dalison

38 Dalison

38 Dalison

26 Pearse

24 Pearse

40 Phillips

Lot 12 McLe

Post

Sa


Table 2: L

arcel Address

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

Avenue, Wattleup

e Road, Wattleup

e Road, Wattleup

s Road, Wattleup

eod Road, Wattleup

ton’s Road

ayer Road


Land parcels tha

Land Parcel C

Dense vege

Dense vege

Dense vege

Dense vege

Farmland with somthe western

Farmlan

Medium veg

Farmland with potesand in northe

Dense vege

Farmlan


at could not be as

Condition

etation Su

etation Su

etation Su

etation Su

me buildings in portion

Su

nd Su

getation Su

ential exposed east of lot

Su

etation Su

nd Su


ssessed during t

Proportion of Parce

urvey required upon ow











the Survey

el surveyed

wners approval

wners approval

wners approval

wners approval

wners approval ar

wit

wners approval ar

wit

wners approval

wners approval

wners approval

wners approval


Outstandi

Not contactable

LandCorp cou

Not contactable

Not contactable

Did not want to be irchaeological materialsthin DAA boundary of

(DAA IDDid not want to be i

rchaeological materialsthin DAA boundary of

(DAA ID

LandCorp cou

LandCorp cou

Not contactable

Not contactable

1


ng Issues

e during survey

uld not contact

e during survey

e during survey

nvolved in project / s potentially present a Wattleup Road Swam

D 4357) nvolved in project / s potentially present a Wattleup Road Swam

D 4357)

uld not contact

uld not contact

e during survey

e during survey

18

ght

as mp

as mp

ThAm

SUMM

During assessewhich thlevel ofproperlyor beca

In summ

FINAL

It is recare adv

1. worof la

2. ten con

3. the exte

4. prioarchof la(D/PD02shothe


MARY AN

the Surveyed and survhe parcels f disturbancy assessed

ause they di

mary:

Eighty fourSurvey Arearchaeolog

Ten (10) pacontacted t

No new arc

No isolated

As outlinedWattleup RSurvey Aresite that is number D0ID 4357) wassessed anumber / lgranted.

L RECOM

commendevised that:

rks are cleaand;

(10) parceltacted to ar

registered ends into th

or to any grhaeological and at 16 PP number /29250 57 auld be recoAboriginal H


ND CONC

y the entireveyed for arof land with

ce and the d because td not want

r (84) of thea were a

gical sites.

arcels of lato arrange a

chaeologica

d artefacts w

d above, theRoad Swamea. A num

located wi029250 58).within the as soon asot number

MMENDA

ed that Lan

red to proc

ls of land hrrange acce

Aboriginale Latitude 3

round distusite Wattle

Pearse Roa/ lot numbeand 26 Peaorded to secHeritage Ac


CLUSION

ety of the Lrchaeologichin the Survdensity of vhe owners to be involv

he parcelsassessed a

and were noaccess or di

al sites were

were record

e previouslyp (DAA ID ber of stonithin the pa The sectiLatitude 3

s permissioD029250 5

ATIONS

dCorp ensu

eed on eigh

ave not beeess or did no

archaeolo32 Develop

urbing workeup Road Sd (D/P num

er D029250arse Road ction 18 levct 1972 (WA


NS

Latitude 32 cal sites, whvey Area covegetation. could not b

ved in the p

s of land pand, where

ot assessedid not wish

e located du

ed during th

y recorded 4357), is loe artefacts

arcel of lanon of the b

32 Developon to acces56 and D/P

ure its emp

hty two (82)

en assesseot wish to p

ogical site Wment Area

ks taking plSwamp (DAAmber / lot nu0 59), 24 P(D/P numb

vel and an aA) to disturb


Developmhere possiblould be surv

Also, a nube contacteroject.

artially or ce appropria

d because to participa

uring the Su

he Survey.

registered Aocated in th

were identd at 16 Pe

boundary of pment Areass the two P number /

ployees and

) of the eigh

ed because participate in

Wattleup R4 Survey A

ace in the A ID 4357) umber D02Pearse Roaber / lot nuapplication bed the site


ent Area 4e (see Map

veyed variedumber of paed before or

completely ate, survey

the land owte in the pro

urvey.

Aboriginal ae south eastified within

earse Road Wattleup R

a 4 Surveyparcels no/ lot numbe

d contractor

hty four (84

the land own the projec

Road Swamrea; and

area of rethat extend

9250 58), 2ad (D/P nuumber D02submitted u.


4 Survey Arp 1). The ded dependinarcels couldr during the

located wiyed for Ab

wners couldoject.

archaeologstern sectio

n the sectio (D/P num

Road Swamy Area shrth of this er D029250

rs (as appro

4) assessed

wners couldct;

mp (DAA ID

egistered Abds over the286 Wattleumber / lot

29250 56), under sectio

19

es other than

rea was egree to g on the d not be e survey

ithin the boriginal

d not be

ical site, on of the n of the ber / lot

mp (DAA ould be lot (D/P 0 56) is

opriate),

parcels

d not be

D 4357)

boriginal parcels

up Road number the site on 18 of

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Search Criteria3 Registered Aboriginal Sites in Coordinates search area (2); 386600.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50) : 386600.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50)

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Terminology (NB that some terminology has varied over the life of the legislation)Place ID/Site ID: This a unique ID assigned by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs to the placeStatus:

o Registered Site: The place has been assessed as meeting Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972o Other Heritage Place which includes:

- Stored Data / Not a Site: The place has been assessed as not meeting Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972- Lodged: Information has been received in relation to the place, but an assessment has not been completed at this stage to determine if it meets

Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972Access and Restrictions:

o File Restricted = No: Availability of information (other than boundary) that the Department of Aboriginal Affairs holds in relation to the place is not restricted in any way.

o File Restricted = Yes: Some of the information that the Department of Aboriginal Affairs holds in relation to the place is restricted if it is considered culturally sensitive. This information will only be made available if the Department of Aboriginal Affairs receives written approval from the informants who provided the information. Download the Request to Access Restricted Information letter and form.

o Boundary Restricted = No: place location is shown as accurately as the information lodged with the Registrar allows. o Boundary Restricted = Yes: To preserve confidentiality the exact location and extent of the place is not displayed on the map. However, the shaded region

(generally with an area of at least 4km²) provides a general indication of where the place is located. If you are a landowner and wish to find out more about the exact location of the place, please contact DAA.

o Restrictions: - No Restrictions: Anyone can view the information.- Male Access Only: Only males can view restricted information.- Female Access Only: Only females can view restricted information

Legacy ID: This is the former unique number that the former Department of Aboriginal Sites assigned to the place. This has been replaced by the Place ID / Site ID.




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Site ID Site Name File Restricted

Boundary Restricted

Restrictions Status Site Type Knowledge Holders Coordinates Legacy ID

3292 THOMSONS LAKE No No No Gender Restrictions

Registered Site

Artefacts / Scatter

*Registered Knowledge Holder names available from DAA

388883mE 6441585mN Zone 50 [Reliable]

S00188

4357 WATTLEUP ROAD SWAMP No No No Gender Restrictions

Registered Site

Artefacts / Scatter


389072mE 6439443mN Zone 50 [Reliable]

S00769

18938 Thomsons Lake Yes Yes No Gender Restrictions

Registered Site

Ceremonial, Historical, Mythological


Not available when Place location is restricted

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Search Criteria1 Other Heritage Places in Coordinates search area (3); 386600.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50) : 386600.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50)

Accuracy is shown as a code in brackets following the coordinates.Coordinate Accuracy

Copyright in the information contained herein is and shall remain the property of the State of Western Australia. All rights reserved.Copyright

The Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 preserves all Aboriginal sites in Western Australia whether or not they are registered. Aboriginal sites exist that are not recorded on the Register of Aboriginal Sites, and some registered sites may no longer exist.


Disclaimer




Terminology (NB that some terminology has varied over the life of the legislation)Place ID/Site ID: This a unique ID assigned by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs to the placeStatus:

o Registered Site: The place has been assessed as meeting Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972o Other Heritage Place which includes:

- Stored Data / Not a Site: The place has been assessed as not meeting Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972- Lodged: Information has been received in relation to the place, but an assessment has not been completed at this stage to determine if it meets

Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972Access and Restrictions:

o File Restricted = No: Availability of information (other than boundary) that the Department of Aboriginal Affairs holds in relation to the place is not restricted in any way.

o File Restricted = Yes: Some of the information that the Department of Aboriginal Affairs holds in relation to the place is restricted if it is considered culturally sensitive. This information will only be made available if the Department of Aboriginal Affairs receives written approval from the informants who provided the information. Download the Request to Access Restricted Information letter and form.

o Boundary Restricted = No: place location is shown as accurately as the information lodged with the Registrar allows. o Boundary Restricted = Yes: To preserve confidentiality the exact location and extent of the place is not displayed on the map. However, the shaded region

(generally with an area of at least 4km²) provides a general indication of where the place is located. If you are a landowner and wish to find out more about the exact location of the place, please contact DAA.

o Restrictions: - No Restrictions: Anyone can view the information.- Male Access Only: Only males can view restricted information.- Female Access Only: Only females can view restricted information

Legacy ID: This is the former unique number that the former Department of Aboriginal Sites assigned to the place. This has been replaced by the Place ID / Site ID.




http://www.daa.wa.gov.au/Documents/HeritageCulture/Resources/InfoAccessPolicyClientRequestLetter.doc

ID Place Name File Restricted

Boundary Restricted

Restrictions Status Type Knowledge Holders

Coordinates Legacy ID

3290 THOMSONS LAKE. No No No Gender Restrictions

Lodged *Registered Knowledge Holder names available from DAA

389739mE 6441299mN Zone 50 [Unreliable]

S00186

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Spatial Accuracy

The following legend strictly applies to the spatial accuracy of heritage survey boundaries as captured by DAA.

Very Good Boundaries captured from surveyed titles, GPS (2001 onwards) submitted maps georeferenced to within 20m accuracy.

Boundaries captured from GPS (pre 2001) submitted maps georeferenced to within 250m accuracy.Good / Moderate

Boundaries captured from submitted maps georeferenced to an accuracy exceeding 250m.Unreliable

Indeterminate Surveys submitted with insufficient information to allow boundary capture.

10 Survey Areas in Coordinates search area; 386600.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6442600.00mN (zone 50) : 390100.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50) : 386600.00mE, 6438100.00mN (zone 50)



Heritage Survey Database

Title From Perth on Harvey to Kwinana 330kv Transmission Line. Appendix 'C' Archaeology. (Dam) Aug 1987.

Authors Quartermaine G

Lead Consultant Dames & Moore Pty Ltd

Survey Types Ethnographic

Area Number

Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy

Field / Desktop

2 Ethnographic Proposed Harvey-Kwinana 330kV transmission line. The proposed line goes from the proposed Harvey substation site via the Pinjarra and Mandogalup areas to the existing power station at Kwinana, a distance of approximately 102 km. The 500m wide transmission line route corridor is shown on Fig. 2

Good Field and Desktop

1 Archaeological Proposed Harvey-Kwinana 330kV transmission line. The proposed line goes from the proposed Harvey substation site via the Pinjarra and Mandogalup areas to the existing power station at Kwinana, a distance of approximately 102 km. A 100m corridor either side of the proposed centreline of the route was surveyed as shown on Fig. 1


Related Survey Areas for Survey Report 20027

Survey Report 20027




Title Ballaruk (traditional owners) Aboriginal site recording project

Authors Machin, Barrie

Lead Consultant Tamora Pty Ltd


Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Ethnographic Whadjuk territorial boundaries the lands of the Ballaruk Peoples as shown in Figure 10.

Unreliable Field and Desktop


Survey Report 21817

Title Ballaruk (traditional owners of Whadjuk territorial boundaries the lands of the Ballaruk Peoples) Aboriginal site recording project : additional material

Authors Machin, Barrie

Lead Consultant Tamora Pty Ltd


Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Ethnographic Whadjuk territorial boundaries the lands of the Ballaruk Peoples as shown in Figure 10.



Survey Report 21818




Title Preliminary Report on the Survey of Aboriginal Areas of Significance in the Perth Metropolitan & Murray River Regions July 1985.

Authors O'Connor, R

Lead Consultant C. Bodney


Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Ethnographic Perth Metropolitan & Murray River Regions. A roughly triangular region, with Yanchep National Park as the Northern point, Gidgegannup as the Eastern point and Pinjarra as the Southern point.

Indeterminate Field and Desktop


Survey Report 102670




Title An Archaeological Survey Project: The Perth Area, Western Australia. Apr 1972.

Authors University of Western Australia.

Lead Consultant University of Western Australia

Survey Types Archaeological

Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Archaeological The Perth Area. 103 site locations in 67 site groups were investigated.


2 Archaeological The Perth Area. Sites included id's 3350, 4404, 3846 Unreliable Field and Desktop

3 Archaeological and Ethnographic

The Perth Area. Closed site id 2887 Indeterminate Field and Desktop



Title Report of an Aboriginal Heritage Survey Department of Planning and Urban Development (Dpud) Land Requirement Plans South-West Corridor Area 'A' W.A. Oct.1993.

Authors Edwards, K

Lead Consultant McDonald, Hales and Associates Pty Ltd

Survey Types Archaeological and Ethnographic

Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Archaeological and Ethnographic

The survey area consists of a sample of the South West Corridor Area A, as shown in Figure 1.







Title Aboriginal archaeological sites of the wetland areas in the Perth metropolitan region

Authors Lewis, Gareth

Lead Consultant University of Western Australia


Area Number


Field / Desktop

2 Archaeological Wetland areas in the Perth metropoliton region. Closed Site 4299


1 Archaeological The desktop survey area comprises DIA sites/heritage locations 3206, 3292, 3294, 3295, 3316, 3318, 3879, 3992, 3997, 4106, 4360, 4405. The survey area location and extent are as per the AHMS.







Title An Archaeological Survey for Aboriginal Sites along Gas Pipeline Laterals in the South Metropolitan Area.

Authors Schwede, M.

Lead Consultant Centre for Prehistory, University of Western Australia


Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Archaeological The survey area comprises a proposed gas pipeline laterals near Thomson's Lake, as shown in Figure 1. The width of the survey corridor was 10m either side of the centreline, except next to the road verge, where it was 10m from the centreline, on the side furthest from the road.







Title Proposed Harvey - Kwinana 330kv Transmission Line: Public Environmental Report. Report no. Sd233 February 1988.

Authors Dames & Moore.

Lead Consultant Dames & Moore Pty Ltd


Area Number


Field / Desktop

2 Ethnographic Proposed Harvey-Kwinana 330kV transmission line. The proposed line goes from the proposed Harvey substation site via the Pinjarra and Mandogalup areas to the existing power station at Kwinana, a distance of approximately 102 km. The 500m wide transmission line route corridor is shown on Fig. 2


1 Archaeological Proposed Harvey-Kwinana 330kV transmission line. The proposed line goes from the proposed Harvey substation site via the Pinjarra and Mandogalup areas to the existing power station at Kwinana, a distance of approximately 102 km. A 100m corridor either side of the proposed centreline of the route was surveyed as shown on Fig. 1







Title Metropolitan Sites Project Southern Region : draft report

Authors Yates Heritage Consultants

Lead Consultant Yates Heritage Consultants


Area Number


Field / Desktop

1 Archaeological Metropolitan Sites Project, Southern Region. 50 heritage locations on the AHMS were re-examined as shown in Tables on pages 1-3, of which 49 were OPEN.


2 Archaeological Metropolitan Sites Project, Southern Region. 50 heritage locations on the AHMS were re-examined as shown in Tables on pages 1-3, of which 1 was CLOSED (3579) .











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