Publications

Selection of publications in refereed journals/collections

Hook, F. (submitted) Why so many blades?: Pointed trigonal blades in the inland Pilbara. Archaeology in Oceania.

Hook, F. and Di Lello, A. (in press) Gurdadaguji stone arrangements: late Holocene aggregation locals? In British Archaeological Reports Series

Hook F, Paterson A, Souter C (Eds) (2005) The Archaeology of Trade & Exchange: Program and Abstracts of the 2005 Australian Archaeological Association (AAA) and Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology (AIMA) Conference, Fremantle, Western Australia (27-30 November 2005). University of Western Australia: Perth

Veitch, B. (2002) Aspects of the use and fire management of Bracken Fern (Pteridium esculentum). In Fire in Archaeology.  Papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists, Sixth Annual Meeting in Lisbon 2000. (ed.) D. Georghui. BAR International Series. Oxford England: Archaeopress.

Veitch, B., F. Hook, L. Warren & N. Spooner (in press). Relocation and preliminary optical dating of the Gurdadaguji stone arrangements in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. Australian Archaeology

Veitch, B., F. Hook & E. Bradshaw (2005). A note on radiocarbon dates from the Paraburdoo, Mount Brockman and Yandicoogina areas of the Hamersley Plateau, Pilbara, Western Australia. Australian Archaeology 60: 58-61.

Selection of papers/posters presented at national and international conferences

2006 - Hook, F. & Di Lello, A. (2006) Gurdadaguji stone arrangements (Australia): late Holocene aggregation locals? Paper presented at the XVth Congress of the International Union for Prehistoric And Protohistoric Sciences, Lisbon - Monumental Questions: Prehistoric Megaliths, Mounds and Enclosures.

2005 – Conference organiser – joint Australian Archaeological Association/Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology Conference in Fremantle: The Archaeology of Trade and Exchange.

Session organiser: Hook, F. & S. Ulm 2005. “Worse things happen at sea: session in Honour of Dr Bruce Veitch”.

•    Hook, F & A. Dias. 2005. Yirra: Evidence for Occupation of the Hamersley Plateau during the Last Glacial Maximum. Paper presented to the joint Australian Archaeological Association/Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology Conference, Fremantle, 2005.

•    Souter, C., F. Hook & A. Paterson. 2005. The assessment of archaeological site on Barrow Island and the Dampier Archipelago, Pilbara, Western Australia: a collaborative approach. Paper presented to the joint Australian Archaeological Association/Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology Conference, Fremantle, 2005.

•    Ash, A. 2005. Where Did All The Shell Go? Recent Findings from an Indigenous Archaeological Survey in the Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia. Poster presented to the joint Australian Archaeological Association/Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology Conference, Fremantle, 2005.

2003 – Session Organisers – World Archaeological Congress 5, Washington: Veitch, B. & F. Hook. 2003. Stone Arrangements in the Southern Hemisphere.

•    Veitch, B., F. Hook, L. Warren & N. Spooner. 2003. Relocation and Preliminary Optical Dating of the Gurdadguji Stone Arrangements in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Paper presented to the Fifth World Archaeological Congress, Washington D.C, 2003.

2002 - Hook, F., B. Veitch, L. Warren & N. Spooner. 2002.  Gurdadaguji Stone Arrangements: Research, Salvage and Dating Programme, Pilbara, Western Australia. Poster presented at joint Australian Archaeological Association/Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology/Australian Society for Historical Archaeology conference, Townsville:

1998 – Session Organisers - Australian Archaeological Association conference, Valla Beach: Veitch, B & F. Hook 1998. Is consulting archaeology useless?