Coastal sites and severe weather in Cape Range peninsula, northwest Australia

Kathryn Przywolnik

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Archaeological Research and Protection Coastal and Marine Dynamics

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Abstract The occurrence of Tropical Cyclone Vance, which entered the Exmouth Gulf on March 22 1999, presented an opportunity to study in detail the effects of extreme storm conditions on coastal sites in northern Cape Range peninsula. A post‐cyclone survey of all sites in the study area was undertaken in July 1999, four months after the cyclone struck and aimed to quantify and characterise the effects of a single extreme cyclonic event on coastal archaeological sites. This paper presents the results of this survey and implications for studying coastal archaeological sites in Australia.

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