Gorecki Paul

Education:	Ethnologue/ethnoarchéologue/archéologue basé à Sydney, il possède un DUEL en Sociologie (1973 Sorbonne), une Maîtrise Specialisée en Ethnologie (1975 Sorbonne) et un PhD de Sydney (1982).
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Position actuelle:	Sydney (Tutor, 1980-1982), ANU (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, 1983-1987), JCU (James Cook University, Senior Lecturer 1988-1995) . Depuis 1995: consultant (Native Title Claims et EIS Surveys).

Quelques publications:

CAMPBELL J. & GORECKI P., 1989, Current Queensland Archaeological Research: James Cook University of North Queensmand, Queensland Archaeological Research, 6, p. 114-118.

GORECKI P., 1990, Book Review: H. Brayshaw - Well Beaten Paths: Aborigines of the Herbert Burdekin District, North Queensland. An Ethnographic and Archaeological Study, Campus News, 31 Oct, p. 4.

GORECKI P., 1995, Book Review: K. Khan - Catalogue of the Roth Collection of Aboriginal Artefacts from North Queensland, Volume 1, Australian Archaeology, 40, p. 69-70.

GORECKI P. & GRANT M., 1994, Grinding patches from the Croydon region, Gulf of Carpentaria, in M. Sullivan, S. Brockwell & A. Webb (eds), Archaeology in the North: Proceedings of 1993 Australian Archaeological Association Conference, Darwin: North Australia research Unit, p. 227-246.

GORECKI P. GRANT M., O'CONNOR S. & VETH P., 1997, The morphology, function and antiquity of Australian grinding implements, Archaeology in Oceania, 32(2), p. 141-50.

GORECKI P., GRANT M. & SALMON M., 1992, The 1992 archaeological surveys on Esmeralda station, Gulf of Carpentaria: preliminary results, Queensland Archaeological Research, 9, p. 54-58.

GORECKI P., GRANT M. & SALMON M., 1996, Rock art from the Gregory Range, Gulf of Carpentaria, Tempus, 6, p. 219-229.

GORECKI P.P., HORTON D., STERN N. & WRIGHT R., 1984, Coexistence of humans and megafauna in Australia: improved stratified evidence, Archaeology in Oceania, 19(3), p. 117-119.