Talk:Gabarnmung

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References were extremely poor, I think I have now established at least the following timeline,

• 15 June 2006: discovery
• 2009: early media reports
• May 2010: excavation start
• 5 Nov 2010: first mention of the name Gabarnmung? [1]
• 6 Nov 2010 university press release
• December 2010: creation of this Wikipedia page (apparently based on reports on the 6 November press release)
• 2011 first academic publication (Journal of Australian Archaeology)

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