An Aboriginal insider’s view into Australia’s Hindmarsh Island Affair, this remarkable record tells the personal narrative of key Ngarrindjeri spokeswoman, the late Doreen Kartinyeri. Chronicling her victorious battle for the protection of Aboriginal women’s sites, this witty memoir reveals Doreen’s deep-set sense of justice. Doreen’s experiences at the center of the media storm surrounding the building of the Hindmarsh Island Bridge—including political scandals, legal threats, the decision of a Royal Commission, and the overturning of that Commission’s decision by a Federal Court—are fascinatingly detailed in this inspiring account.

Doreen Kartinyeri: My Ngarrindjeri Calling

Biographies & Memoirs

Anderson, Sue

Kartinyeri, Doreen

Community & Culture

Aboriginal Studies Press

During construction of Ormesby bypass in east Norfolk, human bones were found by the contractors. Excavation revealed that these were not isolated burials. Sixty articulated burials were examined which, along with unstratified bones, represented at least forty-five adults and seventeen children. Radiocarbon determinations indicate a date range of 11th-14th centuries. Demographic, metrical, morphological, dental and pathological aspects of the population have been studied, and compared with contemporary Norfolk groups. Demographic analysis suggests a trend towards death in old age amongst the men and in young adult life for the women. Metrical analysis shows a similarity with medieval groups in Norfolk, and non-metric traits suggest a close affinity with people from a nearby Saxon cemetery and a medieval group from Norwich.  Ormesby had four churches during the medieval period. The locations of three (St Margaret, St Michael and St Peter) were known prior to this excavation, and the location of the fourth (St Andrew) had been predicted. The burials were in none of these places. Archaeological evidence, along with aerial photographs, cartographic and documentary evidence allows an alternative location to be suggested for the church of St Andrew, adjacent to the burials.

A Medieval Cemetery at Mill Lane, Ormesby St Margaret, Norfolk (East Anglian Archaeology Monograph)

History

Wallis, Heather

Europe

East Anglian Archaeology

Excavations revealed evidence of a settlement dating from the mid 7th to late 9th centuries. Remains of a wooden bridge and 35 buildings were found, some with timber surviving in post-holes, also a smithy, a possible bakery and two churches. Part of the waterfront was given over to textile processing. Amongst thousands of artefacts, some provided compelling evidence for literacy.

Staunch Meadow, Brandon, Suffolk: A high status Middle Saxon settlement (East Anglian Archaeology Monograph)

Carr,Robert

Tester, Andrew

Riddler, Ian

<p>Is your child being bullied? Are you not sure how to help? Sue Anderson works with children affected by bullying, both targets and bullies. She facilitates workshops for parents and teachers showing them how they can empower children to interrupt the bullying pattern. This book provides a simple hands-on, step-by-step guide for you to support your child - from preschooler through high school. It shows you how to encourage and guide your child to move from bullied to Unbullyable. Your Unbullyable child: • can choose how they respond to other people's attempts to bully them • believes no one has the power to diminish their self-esteem • understands how the bullying interaction works and how to interrupt it • stubbornly refuses to be bullied. Sounds too good to be true? Hundreds of Unbullyable success stories can't be wrong.</p>

Unbullyable

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Good2gr8 Coaching

Modern Day Noah: Taking a Leap of Faith When it Makes no Earthly Sense

Self-Help

Motivational

Sue Anderson

<p>"A close encounter with a Monarch butterfly always strikes me as somewhat magical--and reading Journey's Flight is no different. These unique stories of Journey's adventures, on what seems an impossible migration path, are truly inspired. It's not surprising that young people could capture the heart of a butterfly, and seeing their creative endeavors in the form of this wonderfully illustrated book is pure delight!" --Melody Carlson, butterfly-lover and award-winning author of more than 200 books Using 35 fascinating full color illustrations and photographs, this book tells a story based upon a real event. Journey, a Western Monarch Butterfly did hatch at Sisters Middle School in Central Oregon, on September 15, 2016. He did fly more than 800 miles south setting a record for the longest migration flight of any tagged Oregon Monarch butterfly. In November 2016, his tag number (A6504) was reported in a butterfly sanctuary in Carpinteria, California. Those facts we know. Individuals were there to witness and document Journey’s presence in Southern California. The rest of Journey’s migration narrative had to be developed by Sisters Middle School students based on what they had learned about Monarch butterflies. Journey’s Flight is really a story about us. It’s about our interconnectedness. It’s a tale of how a small group of students, teachers, scientists, parents, community volunteers, writers and artists came together to create a conservation education project in support of the threatened Western Monarch butterfly. It’s a heartwarming story about a trail-blazing butterfly and most especially, about how individuals of all ages, stages of life and backgrounds dedicated time and resources to engage and support students in their dedicated efforts to save these majestic creatures. All profits from the sale of this book go to the Sisters Middle School Butterfly Project. The book also contains many articles and resource materials, including work by Dr. David James – Associate Professor, Department of Entomology, Washington State University David is a research entomologist with 40 years experience on Monarch butterfly biology and ecology in Australia and the United States. He has published 22 scientific papers on Monarch biology which was also the subject of his PhD thesis. He is currently conducting an extensive research program on Monarchs in the Pacific Northwest including studies on breeding and migration ecology and dynamics. He is also coordinating a successful program with Washington State Penitentiary which involves inmate rearing of Monarchs for migration research. Non-incarcerated citizen scientists are also actively involved in this research which is providing a greater understanding of Monarch migration in the Pacific Northwest.</p>

Journey's Flight: One Western Monarch's Record Setting Migration

Science & Math

Landis, Tom

Nave, Jean Russell

James, Dr. David G.

Werts, Susie

McCawley, Loree

Nature & Ecology

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The History of Community Banking in Kansas

Donning Co Pub

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