Dr Stefani Crabtree (Santa Fe Institute/Utah State University) and Distinguished Professor Sean Ulm (ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous and Environmental Histories and Futures, James Cook University) discuss their research using computational modelling which can help us understand the likely pathways people used to travel to, live on, and traverse the Bass Strait land bridge.

To read the companion article to this interview, visit ‘Deep human connection lies under the Bass Strait’ https://thelandbridge.au/deep-human-connection-under-bass-strait/

Episode Credits
Host: Lucinda Horrocks. Featuring Stefani Crabtree and Sean Ulm. Audio recorded by Lucinda Horrocks with technical support by Jary Nemo. Project production and studio production by Lucinda Horrocks and Jary Nemo, Wind & Sky Productions. With thanks to the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage. Music: ‘Look to the Sky’ By Piotr Pacyna.

This program is part of the Land Bridge digital story project of film and multimedia stories. A range of companion media and other stories are freely available to read, listen to, watch and share on the website https://thelandbridge.au/ .

The project was funded by the Australian Government through the Our Marine Parks grant program.