Since our establishment as a heritage consultancy four years ago we have come across Traditional Owner groups throughout Western Australia seeking to independently manage their cultural heritage. Through Terra Rosa Community Partnerships we are offering a collaborative and transparent partnership program to help make this a reality. The development and support services available to Aboriginal […]
Follow Us Down the Red Sand Road
Our event for the WA Heritage Festival! Come and join the folk at Terra Rosa CRM for a community open day of celebration including live entertainment, art, guest lectures, heritage displays and more! Follow TRCRM through our journey of symbolic milestones marking almost four years in cultural resource management. Follow us Down the Red Sand Road […]
Back to blog about bones!
Last week Terra Rosa staff gathered with soft drinks and bowls of nachos, around the long meeting table on the ground floor of the office for a lecture. The table was adorned with books titled, for example, Human Osteology and Animal remains from archaeological sites as well as files including one dedicated entirely to kangaroo [...]
Caring For Our Country…
By Nerida Haynes For us, country is a word for all the values, places, resources, stories and cultural obligations associated with that area and its features. It describes the entirety of our ancestral domains. All of it is important - we have no wilderness, nor the opposite of wilderness, nor anything in between. Country is [...]
Getting Ready to Work
The team at Terra Rosa was lucky enough to enjoy a fantastic Mexican lunch on Melbourne Cup day, relax and celebrate the day with a few bubbles. As we joined many people in Australia to watch the race that stops the nation we also recognised that many people aren’t as fortunate to be treated to […]
The Day of Archaeology 2013
This year two of our fantastic Terra Rosa archaeologists submitted blogs for the Day of Archaeology! The Day of Archaeology is an annual project which explores the real day to day life of archaeologists. Archaeologists from all over the world are able to volunteer to write, photograph or film a day at work and document […]
Exhumation of Archbishop Clune
By Jade O'Brien On International Talk Like A Pirate Day (19 September) 2006, I was staring at four crosses on the floor of St Mary’s Cathedral making jokes about searching for treasure. This was the first day of the exhumations of the second and third Catholic Bishops of Perth and the start of my involvement [...]
Charity Fashion Show
It is not often that people associate archaeologists and anthropologists with glamour, but on Friday 19th of July, we Terra Rosans will be dressing up and sponsoring an event to raise money for charity. The event is a charity fashion show featuring both men’s and women’s collections from LittleGracie, Leo and Spargo, Petra Vanessie Designs [...]
Celebrating Sea Country on Environmental Day
Last Wednesday was Environmental Day! We at Terra Rosa CRM try our best to do our bit for the environment and we are very proud of our own Community Relations Manager Blaze Kwaymullina and his article posted on ‘The Conversation’. Blaze has co-written ‘Environmental Day 2013: Caring for Country, including Sea Country, brings value to […]
Reconciliation Week
It’s that time again. Every year National Reconciliation Week is celebrated across Australia between 27 May and 3 June. These dates are significant as they mark the anniversaries of two of the most iconic, watershed moments in Australian history – the 1967 Referendum and the High Court Mabo decision. The theme for this year is […]