Conservation management and mitigation of the impact of tropical cyclones on archaeological sites

Abstract

In the following paper, the impact of tropical cyclones on archaeological sites and the effectiveness of the mitigation measures which have been espoused in these cases is assessed. The paper draws on three different examples which vary in terms of geographical spread (Tonga, the Marshall Islands and North Queensland, Australia (Figure 19.1), types of sites (middens, cemeteries, burial monuments) and the level of cultural resource management actions and legislation in place.

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