Historical archaeological assessment of Parry St. car park and the Short St. Precinct / Pioneer Reserve, Fremantle, W.A.

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AuthorMcIlroy, JackDescriptionThe aims of this project were: to assess the archaeological potential of Parry St. car park which had been the site of police stables and a large garden from the 1850's, and if possible to determine original ground levels; to assess the archaeological potential of the Short St. precinct, currently known as Pioneer Park. This precinct had contained a number of early Fremantle buildings dating to the 1840's. The future development potential of both sites was a major factor in the need for this archaeological projectImprint[Perth, W.A. J. McIlroy] 1989Collation1 v. (unpaged) ill., maps, plans 30 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1989Notes Archival copy held offsite with council archives PC0041 ; Cover title; "Nov. 1989"; Text on recto only; The project was funded by a grant of $8000 from the National Estate Programme of the Australian Heritage Commission.Dewey Class930.1 MCIPublication FormatReport

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Barcode30118000195879LocationReference Collection

StreetShort StreetParry StreetSubjectAntiquitiesPioneer Park ReserveArchaeologyCollectionPublications Collection

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