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Artefact Heritage Services

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9518 8411

Address: Suite 56, Jones Bay Wharf, 26 - 32 Pirrama Road 2009 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.artefact.net.au/

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25.01.2022 We are expanding again and looking for a Senior Heritage Consultant, experience with Built Heritage will be an advantage. Come and join our Vibrant team!

24.01.2022 Illuminating the past requires much more than just digging

24.01.2022 Senior Heritage Consultant (built, Aboriginal or Historical), Artefact Heritage Services Sydney About Artefact Artefact provides services across all aspects of cultural heritage management, built heritage, heritage interpretation and archaeology. We have a wide range of clients and a diverse portfolio, so life is never boring! For more detailed information on who we are and what we do visit our website www.artefact.net.au... We are growing and are keen to get the right people on board to take this journey with us. If you are an experienced Senior Heritage Consultant (built heritage, Aboriginal or historical) who values leading a close-knit team, is inspired by the challenges of working on a diverse range of projects and is committed to making your career count, we are looking for you! About the role Senior Heritage Consultants are key to achieving project and team success as they not only take the lead in proving heritage advice, in delivering to deadlines and in managing budget, but they also embody who we are as a company to our clients. Our Senior Heritage Consultants are experts in their field, first rate project managers and dedicated mentors to our talented up and coming Graduates and Heritage Consultants. In fulfilling these responsibilities they are supported by our management team and technical Principals to ensure they can bring their best to their work. This role is full time and based out of our office on one of Sydney’s heritage wharves. For more information about this opportunity, www.seek.com.au/job/50941536 Applications close 11.59pm, Sunday 6 December 2020. ________________________________________

24.01.2022 A common disincentive to flying has been the concern about contracting COVID-19. Here is the best explanation we've seen so far on why, whilst it is possible, aircraft generally have much better airflow than similar spaces. Let's support the aviation industry and get back to safe flying. #safety #aviation https://www.linkedin.com//heico-aerospace_covid19-activity

24.01.2022 Senior Heritage Interpretation Consultant, Artefact Heritage Services Sydney About Artefact Artefact provides services across all aspects of cultural heritage management, built heritage, heritage interpretation and archaeology. We have a wide range of clients and a diverse portfolio, so life is never boring! For more detailed information on who we are and what we do visit our website www.artefact.net.au... We are growing our Heritage Interpretation team and are keen to get the right person on board to take this journey with us. If you are an experienced Senior Heritage Interpretation Consultant who values leading a close-knit team, is inspired by the challenge of creating a legacy for exciting infrastructure & development projects and are committed to making your career count, we are looking for you! About the role All our Senior Heritage Consultants are key to achieving project and team success as they not only take the lead in proving heritage advice, in delivering to deadlines and in managing budget, but they also embody who we are as a company to our clients. Our Senior Heritage Interpretation Consultant will demonstrate substantial experience in developing and managing interpretation programs, exhibitions, community education programs or similar in museum/galleries/historic houses/parks or equivalent public realm. They will be a first rate project manager and thrive on mentoring our talented up and coming Graduates and Heritage Consultants. For the right candidate the role can be either full time or 4 days/week and is based out of our office on one of Sydney’s heritage wharves. For more information about this opportunity www.seek.com.au/job/50963984 Applications close 11.59pm, Tuesday 8 December 2020. ________________________________________

23.01.2022 Finally something practical we can do about climate change. Zali Steggle is sponsoring a Private members bill. Read it here: https://climate-act-images.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ . If you support this initiative, there is an opportunity for us to contribute by signing a petition and/or sending an email to our local Federal Member to indicate support. Look here for more information https://climateactnow.com.au/

22.01.2022 Here is something amazing to watch while in isolation! ‘The Final Passage’ is free to view online from TODAY for the first time. This is a stunning cinematic j...ourney through the painted cave of Chauvet in the Ardèche, southern France, which dates to 36,000 years ago. The film was directed by Pascal Magontier and Producer Martin Marquet; and the English version is narrated by Marianne Faithfull. The original cave is only open to scientific researchers for a limited time every year; and the stunning replica of Chauvet, created by the site's scientific team - is otherwise the only way to see this extraordinary human masterpiece. Watch this! It is truly stunning! https://www.missingmatter.info/tara-expo #RockArtForAll http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/rockartnetwork/ See more

21.01.2022 Before the invention and use of toothpaste tubes in the late 1890s, toothpaste was generally far more pasty and less runny than it is now. It was usually sold in small ceramic jars with lids that often advertised the quality of their contents. These jars were generally around 7 to 8 centimetres in diameter. This Jar is far smaller at only 3 centimetres diameter. It might have been a promotional item or possibly a pocket sized item for travel and use away from home. It is a...lso unusual in being monochrome. Most of these jar lids were multicoloured The toothpaste was cherry flavoured which isnt frequent nowadays. The text on the jar claims that this toothpaste was patronized by the Queen (Victoria), however we cannot necessarily take this literally. Before advertising laws were strengthened, many British companies made claims to be associated with the British Royal Family. British crockery manufacturers of the 19th century frequently printed the Royal coat of arms on the base of their crockery without any licenced Royal connection at all. Nevertheless the claimed Royal connection does tell us that the perception of royalty at the time was one that people likely associated with quality and integrity. This item likely dates from 1854 to 1898. #FridayFinds #FindsFriday #artefact #toothpastelid

21.01.2022 Artefact recently completed a series of 6 interpretive panels from development through to production for Lansdowne Bridge in Goulburn. Four of the panels are located on one side of the bridge regarding the landscape and nearby heritage items; while the other two are on the other side of the bridge and relate to the Aboriginal heritage of the area and the original 1902 bridge, now demolished. These Heritage Interpretation panels were produced in consultation with Pejar Local ...Aboriginal Land Council and the local historical society. The supports for each panel are made from timber salvaged from the original bridge and the new replacement bridge opened on the 27th August 2019, with dual names; one of which is in honour of a local Aboriginal elder, Harold E (Boodge) Freeman, whom passed in 2002, one of the panels in the series is dedicated in his memory with permission from his family. See more

20.01.2022 Looking for something interesting to keep you, or someone you know, busy during isolation then check out this free 6-week online course on How To Do Archaeology. Share this post to spread the love of Archaeology! https://digventures.com/shop/how-to-do-archaeology/

19.01.2022 Artefact has new opportunities opening up for casual archaeologists, so nows your chance to work with us! Register your interest, and tell us a bit about yourself, through this skills survey. Holding a Rail Industry Workers (RIW) card, or the willingness to get one, will be an advantage. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FieldArchsWanted

19.01.2022 We are looking for an energetic and resourceful Administration Assistant to join the dynamic Admin team at Artefact. We are a market leader working with a diverse range of clients across a continually expanding portfolio of projects. No day is the same! Apply for this exciting opportunity now via Seek

19.01.2022 Administration Assistant applications are closing this coming Thursday 1 August 2019, dont miss out. Apply via Seek now

18.01.2022 Artefact Heritage is proud to join the ranks of businesses supporting staff to attend the Global Climate Strike on September 20th. Lets work together to end the age of fossil fuels. Further information and details of the event below: https://www.facebook.com/events/393827111206403/?ti=as https://globalclimatestrike.net/ ________________________________________

18.01.2022 Here is our General Manager, Frankie Bryant, and Senior Heritage Consultant, Alyce Haast, representing Artefact at the sold-out Annual LGNSW International Womens Day 2019 Luncheon, which was attended by women holding senior leadership positions in local government and associated industries. Guest speaker today was Leigh Sales, award-winning author, journalist and anchor of the ABCs 7.30 program. #IWD2019 #LocalGovernment #NSW #luncheon

18.01.2022 Spot the classic Aussie word found at an excavation site in Sydney by our Heritage Consultants #truth #excavation #archaeology #Artefact #Heritage #FridayFind #FindsFriday

18.01.2022 Heres a new heritage interpretation project Artefact produced with Aspect Studios for the now demolished 1917 Randwick turnstiles building - a series of panels along the walkway, the footprint of the old turnstile building and ticket window shapes inlayed in the original bricks, and quotes scattered in the paving of the walkway. #FridayFind #FindsFriday #HeritageInterpretation

16.01.2022 https://twitter.com/BOM_NSW/status/1202468867785863168

15.01.2022 Don't miss ASHA's 50th anniversary celebrations this coming Thursday 26 November 2020, tickets are free. RSVP now!

13.01.2022 A codd bottle recovered from the remains of a railway workshop. As is common with codd bottles the top has broken off and the marble is missing. Bronger Bros (E. W. and R. J.) was a cordial manufacturing firm which operated from 1890-1926 on Belmore Street in Penrith. Their trademark featured a pair of shaking hands, possibly a play on the word cordial. #FridayFind #FindsFriday #coddbottle #Penrith #theRith #missingyourmarble

13.01.2022 ABC Australia National Radios Shooting The Past brings you Australian history through a new lens. Each episode features a historical event or era, and starts with a single photograph and the question; what is going on in this picture? #TipsTuesday #historical #images #stories #checkitout https://www.abc.net.au/radionatio/programs/shootingthepast/

12.01.2022 Michael rocking the new Artefact hat on his way to the 2019 ASHA Conference

12.01.2022 We have a fantastic opportunity for a Heritage Consultant (Historical archaeology or built heritage) to join the team at Artefact. Join a market leader working with a diverse range of clients across a continually expanding portfolio of projects. Apply via Seek, see full job ad at https://www.seek.com.au/job/39135058

11.01.2022 Last week Artefact Heritage launched its latest heritage interpretation project - The Store Oral History project - developed jointly with the University of Newcastle Living Histories digitisation lab. The project brings to life The Store through memories and stories from members of the Newcastle community. The biggest co-operative society in Australia, was established in 1906 in Hunter Street Newcastle and had 15 other retail branches. Providing an amazing array of service ...and products, the Store was a Newcastle icon. Eventually closing in 1981, and the old building was demolished in 2018 to make way for the new Newcastle Bus Interchange and commercial/residential developments. The Oral History Project commemorates the Stores legacy, with over 20 video interviews, hundreds of images, articles, audios and memorabilia about The Store available to the community on this on-line platform. What a great project, and a wonderful heritage outcome! Visit The Store Oral History Project at www.newcastle.edu.au/thestore

09.01.2022 Here is something amazing to watch while in isolation! The Final Passage is free to view online from TODAY for the first time. This is a stunning cinematic j...ourney through the painted cave of Chauvet in the Ardche, southern France, which dates to 36,000 years ago. The film was directed by Pascal Magontier and Producer Martin Marquet; and the English version is narrated by Marianne Faithfull. The original cave is only open to scientific researchers for a limited time every year; and the stunning replica of Chauvet, created by the sites scientific team - is otherwise the only way to see this extraordinary human masterpiece. Watch this! It is truly stunning! https://www.missingmatter.info/tara-expo #RockArtForAll http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/rockartnetwork/ See more

07.01.2022 Today the staff at Artefact posed with the #balanceforbetter hands to celebrate International Womens Day 2019 #IWD2019 #HappyFriday #ArtefactHeritage #staff

07.01.2022 This weeks Friday Find is a wonderful website called, TrowelBlazers, which celebrates women archaeologists, palaeontologists and geologists who have been doing awesome work for far longer, and in far greater numbers, than most people realise. Check out https://trowelblazers.com/ #FridayFind #FindsFriday #GorgeousSite #Celebrating #Women #InternationalWomensDay2019 #Archaeology #TrowelBlazers

06.01.2022 Dear Australian Archaeology Colleagues, Like all of you Im sure Ive been deeply moved by the extent and violence of the current bushfire season. Ive also been thinking seriously about what I (we) can do. What Ive decided to try to do is to organise a network of archaeologists and heritage specialists to respond to bushfire affected communities to help manage the effects of what is likely to be an ongoing process of large-scale transformation of the landscape. I dont kno...w exactly what this will look like in practice yet but I know it will take a lot of us offering a collective pool of expertise and abilities to make it work. At this point its really just an idea, and what Im asking for is people to sign up if youre interested in possibly volunteering in some capacity. Its possible that this initiative will be both reactive and proactive. I dont want this to be perceived by anyone as proposing a free replacement for heritage consulting or research. Its to try to put together a collective to respond to the kinds of above and beyond issues that will likely emerge as communities face longer and more intense fire seasons. I also dont see this as supplanting any potential action by AAA, ASHA, etc. Rather, we might all leverage our connections to the bigger professional associations, as well as other networks and institutions, from TOs to councils, to support whatever kinds of initiatives we end up working on. The main idea is to go beyond just talking about how we can help and to bring about real action that helps areas that are going to continue to be impacted by the new and apparently ongoing worsening bushfire regime. If youre interested, send an email to [email protected] and Ill get in touch with more information. Please feel free to share widely among your own networks. Sincerely, James Flexner #Indigenousarchaeologicalheritage #historicalarchaeologicalheritage #australianbushfires #bushfirearchaeologists

05.01.2022 REPOST: Congratulations to Ana Silkatcheva, whom worked with Artefact in the laboratory for the Light Rail project. Wishing Ana and her beautiful family only the best for the future, they will always have a home at Artefact https://www.theleader.com.au//rockdale-archaeologist-swee/

05.01.2022 There is currently an opening at Artefact for an Heritage Consultant (Historical archaeology, built heritage, or Aboriginal heritage) who values being part of close knit team, loves the challenge of learning, and is committed to making their career count. Artefact is growing and we are keen to get the right people on board to take this journey with us. Apply today via Seek https://www.seek.com.au/job/40832986

04.01.2022 International Monument Day today, theme is Rural Landscape and here is one of our Heritage Consultants in her landscape office #Anna #18April #ICOMOS #rurallandscapes #IcomosIDMS2019

04.01.2022 Artefact provides services across all aspects of Aboriginal and historical cultural heritage management and archaeology. We have a wide range of clients and a diverse portfolio, so life is never boring! We are growing and are keen to get the right people on board to take this journey with us. Are you an experienced Senior Heritage Consultant who values being part of a close-knit team, love the challenges of working on a diverse range of projects and are committed to making y...our career count, we are looking for you! Apply via Seek today https://www.seek.com.au/job/40832758

03.01.2022 Throwback to when Nicola and Yasmina had a temporary cleaning station set up on Artefacts balcony #Artefact #Archaeology #HeritageConsultants #AkubraHat #Sydney #Australia #ThrowbackThursday

03.01.2022 #ThrowbackThursday to Jen going in for another strike at Artefacts Xmas party last year sooo much fun

03.01.2022 We are looking to add a Graduate Heritage Consultant to our wonderful team at Artefact. Join a market leader working with a diverse range of clients across a continually expanding portfolio of projects. To be in the running for this interesting and challenging opportunity , apply now via Seek! See the full job ad at https://www.seek.com.au/job/39134724

03.01.2022 #ThrowbackThursday to last Friday when one of our very talented Heritage Consultants, Jessica Horton, won the Sydney Historical Archaeology Practitioners Workshop (SHAP) cake competition with this deliciously gorgeous entry. Congratulations Jess! #NationalArchaeologyWeek

02.01.2022 We are looking for a Graduate Heritage Consultant to join our wonderful team at Artefact. Join a market leader working with a diverse range of clients across a continually expanding portfolio of projects. To be in the running for this interesting and challenging opportunity, apply now via Seek!

02.01.2022 Find the site! #Wednesday #sydneystorm #stormsydney #archaeologist #FridayFinds #FindsFriday #worksite #inthefield #rain

02.01.2022 A fragment of a Bristol glaze stoneware Tooheys Limited bottle recovered from south-east Sydney. The first Tooheys was released in 1869 and Tooheys Limited became a public company in 1902 after which this bottle was released. The stag has been an icon of the company since the Standard Brewery was first established on Elizabeth Street in 1873 and may have been inspired by the Bald Faced Stag, John Tooheys regular haunt. This fragment likely belonged to a ginger beer bottle. #fridayfind #findsfriday #artefact #heritage #sydney #archaeology #tooheys #happynewyear

02.01.2022 Throwback to this morning when one of our Heritage Consultants, Jess, brought in freshly baked gingerbread biscuits for the whole office #throwbackthursday #welovebiscuits #sharingiscaring #merrychristmas #joytotheoffice #festiveseason #thanksJess #thanksJessssister #yumm

01.01.2022 These beautiful horses were very interested in Archaeology #throwbackthursday #throwbacktoyesterday #furfriends #sitevisit #artefacts