A LITTLE ABOUT US

Casey & Lowe have now partnered with Heritage Now and members of the former Casey & Lowe team are now working with Heritage Now.  Mary Casey and Tony Lowe will be working with the new Heritage Now team to transition ongoing projects and mentor their team.

Contact Heritage Now on:

Phone: 0460 744 466

Email: projects@heritagenow.com.au

Web:  https://www.heritagenow.com.au/ 

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Research Questions for Parramatta

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH QUESTIONS FOR PARRAMATTA QUESTIONS FOR EARLY COLONIAL SITES (1788-1840's)  SURVIVAL OF THE BRITISH COLONY – ROSE HILL SETTLEMENT Nature of the First Fleet settlement of Rose Hill and the beginning of British penetration into the hinterland of Sydney Cove, to assist with the...

Bone Chess Pieces

These two chess pieces were made of bone and found below the floor of two workers' cottages of the Victorian period at the Darling Quarter site, Darling Harbour, Sydney. Each component was individually sawn, turned, carved and polished. Probably made in Britain for a burgeoning...

The Wellington Jug

This locally-made jug is biochrome-coloured with pale yellow slip, dark red colouring on the neck and upper handle with impressed rouletting around the neck, and interior yellow lead glaze. The jug is made from fine white clay and has three portrait medals on three faces,...

Convict Arrow Bricks

Parramatta 3rd Convict Hospital – double broad arrow bricks, 1817 During the 2006 excavation of the 3rd convict hospital at Parramatta some of the convict-made sandstock bricks were found to have two broad arrow marks. The broad arrow is a mark to indicate government manufacture…