Terra Rosa Consulting in Fremantle, Western Australia | Archaeological service

Terra Rosa Consulting

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Phone: +61 1300 008 726

Address: 96 Marine Terrace 6160 Fremantle, WA, Australia

Website: http://terrarosaconsulting.com.au

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23.01.2022 The winner of NAIDOC weeks poster competition has been announced! Have a read about the story of this beautiful piece below. #heritage #heritagematters #dreaming #story #art #aboriginalartist #NAIDOC #NAIDOCweek

23.01.2022 TRs Nell and Ash have just returned from an epic community #arts project in Nullagine! Stay tuned to see the final piece!

22.01.2022 We love that the kids always get involved in community #arts projects!

22.01.2022 TRs Sarah K and Sean L have just completed another survey with the Palyku Traditional Owners out at Cloudbreak. Huge thank you to the whole team for all their hard work and help during the survey :) #TRtravels #fieldwork #heritage #survey #archaeology #archaeologylife #heritagesurvey #pilbara #pilbaralife #team #teamwork #bushtucker

22.01.2022 TRs Jess has just returned from an environmental survey at Farquarhar. We are pretty jealous of the weather up there! #survey #TRtravels #environmentalsurvey #whathappensonsurvey #anotherdayinWA #helicopter #environmentalmanagement

21.01.2022 What do the northern quoll, bilby, night parrot and olive python have in common? Well, they are all endangered Pilbara species which the #budadee #Aboriginal #Rangers are trying to find on remote sensor cameras! The rangers were out last week with a team from Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia, Elders and TRs Mat and Blair, to establish a significant fauna monitoring program within the Woodstock Reserve. Good work everyone, and we cant wait to check those camer...as! #lookaftercountry #countryneedspeople #Indigenousrangers #Aboriginalrangers #landmanagement #endangeredspecies

20.01.2022 Aboriginal Communities in WAs north are slowly beginning to reopen however it is important to keep educated during these times and visitors need to make themselves fully aware of the rules and regulations still in place. #remote #community #healthycountry #healthypeople #heritage #StopTheSpreadOfCOVID19 #education

20.01.2022 The discovery of ancient river mussel shells along the Pike River Floodplain in South Australia, has confirmed Aboriginal people have occupied the Riverland for at least 29,000 years, further than previously estimated! #heritage #heritagematters #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeologylovers #artefacts #southaustralia #carbondating

20.01.2022 At a time when well-being is at the forefront of everyones minds, women from NPY Womens Council have created a mindfulness app in language to combine skills of traditional healers with western mental health professionals. #wellbeing #mindfulness #language #healing #centralaustralia #mentalheath #smilingmind

19.01.2022 We’re excited to be sharing with you more photos of our visit to WA Museum last week, following it’s official launch over the weekend. The Irrungadji community elders and artists were happy to see their contributions and take a sneak peak at the beautiful artwork from Aboriginal groups and their Dreamings from all over the state. Check out the collection at the new WA Museum it’s well worth the trip!

18.01.2022 Sarah K, Carly and Jess are working for Coongan Resources and are out with the Nyiyaparli Traditional Owners at Christmas Creek. Today we 3D scanned a rockshelter and a stone arrangement!! #TRtravels #fieldwork #archaeologylife #archaeology #heritage #caves #rockshelter #3dscanning #leica

18.01.2022 With our two latest job applications closing soon, this is our last call. If you’re interested in becoming a Junior Archaeological Consultant or an Anthropologist & Senior Archaeologist, we’d love to hear from you. Send us an email at [email protected] or apply here: https://bit.ly/38tqzIE

18.01.2022 TRs Sarah K and Sean checked out Marble Bar Pool and the jasper deposit on the way to Port Hedland today!! #tourism #tourist #travel #fieldwork #pilbara #pilbaralife #heritage #archaeologylife #geology #weloverocks

17.01.2022 More jacket love, this time from all of our staff working in the office last week!! #fashionistas

16.01.2022 Today is World Ranger Day where we pay tribute to #Indigenous #rangers preserving #land and #sea #country all over Australia and the world. TR works closely with the Budadee Rangers and this week the team have been out inspecting old windmills and wells at #Woodstock station to design a feral cattle #management #strategy. Meanwhile a second team has been testing #water sites to create a baseline for future water #monitoring. Great work everyone, and thanks for your important contribution to Australias #biodiversity. #fieldwork #heritage #aboriginalranger #lookaftercountry #healthycountry #landmanagement #rangerprogram

15.01.2022 TRs Ash and Sarah have just completed a survey with Traditional Owners on JJAC country. They were treated to some views of pretty spectacular water sources! #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeologylife #artefacts #heritage #anotherdayinwa #anthropology #anthropologist #whathappensonsurvey

14.01.2022 Neo-learning is a new educational resource co-created by young people from Roebourne! The learning tool includes local Aboriginal history, culture and language across 2-3 classes. #Mondayreads #heritage #heritagematters #roebourne #learning #teaching #technology

14.01.2022 Congratulations to the NWN Ranger Program team for conducting their first trip!!!! #rangers #rangerprogram #healthycountry #team #teamwork #heritage #environment #fieldwork #landmanagement

14.01.2022 Terra Rosa was honoured to take part in the Minyiburru (Seven Sisters) Art Project recently, illuminating the sacred heritage of the people and the land, and passing down the knowledge of the Seven Sisters Songline. Over three days artists and community of all ages came together to create, share knowledge and Palyku cultural practices. You can find out more about the project in our latest blog post. http://www.terrarosaconsulting.com.au//artfully-telling-s/

13.01.2022 Were gonna party like its our birthday!! Last Friday Terra Rosa turned 10! Established in 2010, Terra Rosa has grown to be Western Australias largest cultural heritage firm completing over 1000 projects in the last decade!! We couldnt have done it without our dedicated and loyal team and we think that deserves a celebration

13.01.2022 Spot the story behind this years community #arts project!

12.01.2022 We have officially moved our office back to Freo!!!! #freo #freolife #fremantle #office #celebrate #heritage #heritagebuilding

11.01.2022 Some of our heritage consultants were lucky enough to travel out to Walga Rock last week. How stunning is this view?! Stay tuned for video footage to come! #archaeology #archaeologylovers #archaeologylife #heritage #heritagematters #anotherdayinwa

11.01.2022 This week, TR’s Ash and Nell had the pleasure of taking a group of Irrungadji (Nullagine) elders and artists to view their contributions to the new WA Museum. The group included Lilly Long, Phyllis Francis, Linda Cooper and Lucelle Francis, as well as three Nullagine Primary School kids and Budadee Program Coordinator, David Milroy. Stay tuned for more pics after the official museum launch!

11.01.2022 Flash back to 2015, TRs Anne, Sarah K and Glenn were surveying between Nullagine and Newman!! We loved this photo because of all of the colours!! #flora #flowers #survey #fieldwork #landscapes #archaeologylife #pilbaralife #goldo #heritage #heritagesurvey #redearth

10.01.2022 TRs Brittany and Tiwa have been out surveying with the guys on Palyku country! The guys were pretty good at tackling those hills! #archaeology #anthropology #survey #whathappensonsurvey #anotherdayinWA #culturalheritage #landscape #pilbara

10.01.2022 Its Indigenous Literacy Day. A day designed to celebrate the value of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples first languages and why learning in language is so important. Usually, an official celebration occurs at the Sydney Opera House with children from remote communities, local schools, ILF ambassadors, and supporters in attendance. This year for the first time, it was open to all via live video. We believe all Australians should celebrate our incredible indigenous culture, stories, and literacy, so take the time to watch the event replay featuring ILF ambassadors sharing insights and stories, including Jessica Mauboy singing a stunning rendition of My Island Home on YouTube now.

10.01.2022 Know your country. For the rest of this week we will posting websites and resources you can use to understand the Indigenous land you live on. Next up is a resource for our Perth-dwelling followers. Gnarla Boodja Mili Mili (Our Country on Paper) is an interactive map available from the Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries. It overlays current and historical city maps of Perth with maps of important Noongar cultural sites surrounding Buneenboro (the S...wan River). Next time you are wandering around the CBD, use the map to learn the story of these places and how they were used for thousands of years. https://gnarlaboodjamap.dlgsc.wa.gov.au/#/welcome #indigenousknowledge #aboriginalland #education #awareness #indigenouslanguages #indigenousaustralia #connectiontocountry #reconciliation #understanding #resources #alwayswasalwayswillbe

09.01.2022 TRs Ash and James have just returned from a water testing trip with the Budadee Rangers! The Rangers took them to a number of important water sites around Nullagine. #aboriginalranger #lookaftercountry #healthycountry #Land #rangers #landmanagement #country #heritage #water

09.01.2022 The beginning of August marks the start of one of the six Nyoongar seasons, Djilba. As the days start to warm, we start to see and hear the first of the newborn... animals with their proud parents out and about providing them with food, guiding them through foraging tasks and protecting them. Woodland birds are still nest bound, hence the swooping protective behaviour of the koolbardi (magpie), djidi djidi (willy wag tails) and chuck-a-luck (wattle birds). As the season progresses and the temperatures continue to rise, the flower stalks of the balgas (Grass Trees) emerge in preparation for the coming Kambarang season. See more

08.01.2022 A double rainbow at our excavation in Perth city last week!! @theredbrigade #archaeology #perthweather #rainbow #excavation #fieldwork #australianarchaeology

08.01.2022 The granites getting their glow on tonight!! TRs Sarah K and Maddy are on the way back to Perth from Meeka!! So good to see the TR and Badimia Cultural Heritage Interpretation Plan for the Granites coming to fruition!! #TRtravels #roadtrip #roadtripping #landscapes #travel #glow

07.01.2022 This year, Coongan Indigenous Trainee Kenneth Ward came down from Pilbara to train to become an Aboriginal Sites Work Field Assistant. Ken went on a trip with TR staff where they explored cultural sites, found an amazing rock art gallery and conducted site recording as part of his training. This qualification will provide Ken with a pathway for long term employment in the heritage industry.

06.01.2022 Many people have been lucky enough to witness the beauty of Burrup Penninsula but there is something else going on beneath the surface! Researchers have uncovered an archaeological site preserved on the seabed! #heritage #heritagematters #archaeology #research #nationalheritage #maritimearchaeology #pilbara

04.01.2022 TRs Sarah R, Prue and Craig are currently out on survey with the Njamal Traditional Owners! We are loving these helicopter views #justanotherdayinwa #TRtravels #fieldwork #archaeology #anthropology #gettothechopper #landscapes #pilbara #pilbaralife #survey #heritage #helicopter #heritagesurvey

04.01.2022 TRs Carly checking out the walls of a creek line for artefacts and stratigraphy!! #stonetools #artefacts #australianarchaeology #pilbara #fieldwork #archaeology #archaeologyfieldwork

03.01.2022 We recently worked with the Budadee rangers to design and install cultural signage at significant sites across Palyku country. This sign notifies people they are entering a Protected Area (Woodstock Abydos Protected Reserve or Tharra Karnparnmarna in language). Visitors must respect cultural protocols and rules for entry. This is just one of the final products of this project we were excited to be a part of.... What do you think?

03.01.2022 TRs Ash checking out Bamboo Springs last week on a JJAC survey. We love when the Traditional Owners go out of their way to take us to places that are important to them!! Thanks guys!! #fieldwork #whathappensonsurvey #heritage

03.01.2022 Some exciting news for the Kimberley! The King Leopold Range will be renamed to Wunaamin-Miliwundi Range. WA Aboriginal Affairs Minister Ben Wyatt confirmed this morning that the change reflects the wishes of multiple Traditional Owner groups in the region. #heritage #heritagematters #WA #kimberley #landmark #recognition

02.01.2022 We’re thrilled to have received conditional endorsement for our 2020-2022 Reconciliation Action Plan! The RAP Program contributes to advancing the five dimensions of reconciliation by supporting organisations in developing respectful relationships and creating meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Stay tuned for our TR RAP launch, coming soon! ... Artwork courtesy of Liza Walsh.

01.01.2022 TRs Craig, Adrian and Ben have just returned from a couple of surveys with MG out of Kalgoorlie!! Huge thank you to the teams for putting up with the cold temps!! #TRtravels #fieldwork #landscapes #archaeologyfieldwork #archaeology #anthropology #heritage #goldfields #winter #team

01.01.2022 We love our new jackets, thanks to the East Perth historical arch team for sending these through!! How much do these photos look like school / sporting team photos?? Which one is your fav?? #backtoschool #archaeology #historicalarchaeology #archaeologyfieldwork #australianarchaeology