50,000 years of Aboriginal people in the southern Kimberley Insights from the great wealth of artefacts, biological remains and art studied will be presented to discuss the deep history of...

The KIMBERLEY FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA was established to research, preserve and promote the rock art of the Kimberley – Australia‘s most significant indigenous cultural heritage. The Foundation supports integrated scientific research into the...

Dating Kimberley rock art: The long and the short of it Keynote:  Prof Peter Veth, PhD FAHA FSA MAACAI Kimberley Foundation Ian Potter Chair in Rock Art, University of Western Australia Peter...

New Perspectives: Archaeology, chronology and rock art in the northwest Kimberley The Change & Continuity project aims to establish a chronology and social context for the production of rock art in the...

Kimberley Climate and People: The Last 100,000 Years Dr. Wyrwoll is the lead researcher on the KFA supported 100,000 Years of Climate and Weather project. Karl-Heinz Wyrwoll is a geomorphologist and palaeoclimatologist...

Whitefella Dreaming: Science in search of Kimberley pre-history Jim is a senior industry geologist with a diverse background in the Australian and international mining and exploration industries. During the last...

What does the Flores Hobbit tell us about the people of the Kimberley Keynote Speaker:  Professor Mike Morwood, leader of the joint Australian-Indonesian discovery team, Flores & Kimberley archaeologist Professor...