What does lake mud have to do with bushfires? How can we go back in time and look at bushfires in the past? These questions and more are answered as I speak with Dr Emma Rehn, a postdoctoral researcher in Archaeology, about her research on bushfires in the northern savannas of Australia up to 4000 years ago. We talk about how important it is to know about the bushfires in the past and how that knowledge can help us now and in the future. This episode is in two parts, so make sure you listen to both of them to become completely Quollified!

Things to check out from this episode (part 1 & 2):

• Beyond the bushfire education resource
• About bushfires
• What is cultural burning?
• Carbon dating
• Rad carbon zine - Dr Emma Rehn
• How to record fires from thousands of years ago - Dr Emma Rehn

Episode transcript: coming soon.

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