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  • Brisbane
    Level 17 / 110 Mary Street, Brisbane QLD 4000
    Ph: (07) 3211 4478

    Townsville
    Townsville office
    Ph: 1300 124 356

    Toowoomba
    58 Russell Street, Toowoomba QLD 4350
    Ph: 1300 124 356

    Cairns
    Cairns office
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  • Sydney
    Level 2, 61 Renwick Street, Redfern, NSW 2016
    Ph: (02) 9552 2944

    Byron Bay
    6/64 Centennial Cct, Byron Bay NSW 2481
    Ph: 1300 124 356

  • Melbourne

    289 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000
    Ph: 1300 124 356

  • Perth
    Level 1 / 298a-300a Hay Street, Subiaco WA 6003
    Ph: 1300 124 356

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W: heritage.everick.com.au

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W: geospatial.everick.com.au

 

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Everick Heritage | Everick Geospatial |Everick Foundation

QLD - Brisbane

Office Address
Level 17 / 110 Mary Street
Brisbane QLD 4000

Open Hours
Monday to Friday
8:30am – 5:00pm

Everick Foundation
W: everickfoundation.com.au

Direct Phone
(07) 3211 4478

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Thanks to our field team for sending in this great photo! Whilst completing A Duty of Care assessment, Archaeologist Emily came across this large Fig Tree. She grabbed a tape measure and popped in the shot to provide some context for the sheer size
#MascotMonday Evie experienced the regional cold snap out with our New South Wales field team last week! 🥶❄ When temperatures drop and snow appears, archaeological fieldwork can still occur but ground surface visibility is limited and extra safet
#WhereTheWildThingsAre One of Australia's strangest species of caterpillar (Ochrogaster lunifer) was spotted out on fieldwork recently. These caterpillars are covered in finely barbed hairs. They are likely an inedible species because they are known
#MascotMonday Evie was in northeastern New South Wales recently, helping our archaeologists sieve through clay mud for a project. Sieving is an important archaeological process. Small finds like bone fragments, stone tool flakes and plant remains