AASV Field Trip, Melbourne, April 2000

Fotos from Field Trips
Archaeological and Anthropological Society of Victoria

Gary Presland guided us around some of the sites remaining, from the people who lived here before the British arrived.

	This tree, called the 'Corroboree Tree' (although it was unlikely to have been specifically involved in such) survives in St Kilda gardens.
	At Sandringham, the sand dune holds a midden.
	At Beaumaris, a rock hole water supply is no longer kept free of sand.
	The same rock-hole, showing its proximity to a better maintained piece of history - the beach huts.
	At Keysborough a scarred tree still stands, but may be in danger from developers. Gary Presland beside the tree.
	The trip finished up at 'Police Paddocks', where the mounts of the Victorian Police Force were once bred and kept.