Research

Social values and cultural landscapes:

• A. Buhrich, L. Richards, B. Bing, J. Richards, S. Prior, J. Lacey, T. Casey and M. Mosquito. 2024. Resistance and reprisals: The Ewamian Frontier Wars 1863–98. Aboriginal History 47, Australian National University.
• P. Roberts, A. Buhrich, V. Caetano-Andrade, R. Cosgrove, A. Fairbairn, A. Florin, N. Vanwezer, N. Boivin, B. Hunter, D. Mosquito, G. Turpin and Å. Ferrier. 2021. Reimagining the relationship between Gondwanan forests and Aboriginal land management in Australia's "Wet Tropics". iScience, 24 (3). 102190.
• A. Buhrich, B. Hunter, S. Hollingsworth and I. Canon. 2021. The Waters of Life: Aboriginal values, concerns and aspirations for the management of water in the Barron River Plan Area. Report to Budaaji Aboriginal Corporation and (Qld) Department of Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water.
• A. Buhrich and W. Brim Snr. 2020. Looking after bulurru: protecting the scientific and cultural values of an Aboriginal rock art complex in northern Queensland. Archaeology in Oceania, 55 (2), pp 93-105.***
• A. Buhrich. 2020. Talaroo Hot Springs Cultural Heritage Assessment. Report to Ewamian Aboriginal Corporation.
• A. Buhrich, A. and M. Singleton. 2018. The Wangetti Trail and the Yirrganydji cultural landscape. Report to the Department of Innovation, Tourism Industry Development and the Commonwealth Games.
• A.Buhrich. 2018. Managing Ewamian Values on Rungulla National Park. Report to Ewamian Aboriginal Corporation and Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.

Lava tube archaeology:

• A. Buhrich, N. B. Winn, Å. Ferrier, J. Richards, D. Hudson, T. Lacey, W. Lacey, M. Kapteyn, O. Ray, N. Roberts, S. Wargent. 2023. Preliminary results of the Undara Archaeology Project. Journal of Community Archaeology & Heritage 10(1), pp. 67-78.

Rock Art Cultural Landscapes

• A. Buhrich. 2021. Fire assessment of rock art sites on Wulburjurba Aboriginal Land, Laura. Report to Western Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation.
• A. Buhrich. 2017. Art and identity: Aboriginal rock art and dendroglyphs of Queensland's Wet Tropics. PhD thesis, James Cook University.***
• A. Buhrich, F. Goldfinch & S. Greer. 2016. Connections, Transactions and Rock Art within and beyond the Wet Tropics of North Queensland. Memoirs of the Queensland Museum – Culture 10, pp. 23-42.***
• N. Cole and A. Buhrich. 2012. Endangered rock art: Forty years of cultural heritage management in the Quinkan region, Cape York Peninsula. Australian Archaeology, 75. pp. 66-77.

Culturally Modified Trees:

• A. Buhrich, Å. Ferrier, Å., and G. Grimwade. 2015. Attributes, preservation and management of dendroglyphs from the Wet Tropics rainforest of northeast Australia. Australian Archaeology, 80, pp 91–98.***
• A. Buhrich and J. Murison. 2020. The Western Yalanji dendroglyph: the life and death of an Aboriginal carved tree. Journal of Community Archaeology and Heritage, 7(4). pp. 255-271.***

Working together:

• A. Buhrich, S. McIntyre-Tamwoy, S. Greer. 2019. ‘Working Alongside: community archaeology in post-native title Australia’. Transforming Heritage Practice in the 21st Century: Contributions from Community Archaeology, Springer International Publishing, pp 97-112.

Climate change and First Nations heritage:

• S. Mcintyre-Tamwoy, A. Buhrich. 2012. ‘Lost in the wash: Predicting the impact of losing Aboriginal coastal sites in Australia.’ The International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses 3(1), pp. 566.
• S. McIntyre-Tamwoy, M. Fuary, A. Buhrich. 2013. ‘Understanding climate, adapting to change: indigenous cultural values and climate change impacts in North Queensland’. Local Environment 19(1), pp 91-109.
• S. McIntyre-Tamwoy and A. Buhrich. 2012. The Cultural Assets & Climate Change Literature Review and Research Synthesis: Report to the Office of Environment and Heritage NSW. The Cairns Institute, Cairns, QLD.***
• A. Buhrich. 2010. Climate change and Indigenous communities: a literature review. Unpublished Report. The Cairns Institute, Cairns, QLD***.