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"Miner's Journey" is one of many journeys through (an)archive. (an)archive is not static. It exists as curated data and that which will never be seen outside of the curation. It is in data, in place, on site, in (latent)space. (an)archive is presented as fragments, with an invitation to explore or simply observe.

Refreshing the page reveals new content from the archive:

the one(<portal>), leading to the many(<views>).

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these limestone walls whisper a conglomerate fragmented journey that has lead us, toward this day, surrounded by precious gifts like these images, these hanging skirts, these glass bush-yams, these baskets, and now, in this moment, I call on you to reflect on the very walls from which they hang….

Cultural Precinct [preface]
Natalie Harkin (2016)

“If I could turn back time
If I could find a way
I'd take back those words that've hurt you and you'd stay”

If I could turn back time

Cher (1989)







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"Nurturing"

A phase of protection, where the hero was guided or comforted.

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(VI)The Lovers }

"Union"

A key partnership or moral choice is at hand.

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CHAPTER 1: "Then" Section 5: "crossing the Threshold" Tarot: 4 Pentacles: Possessive guardian, "true wealth is shared" to hoard Characters: Miner (alone) crossing to chapter 2 "NOW" and the unknown, world of magical realism.

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Cooper, Barry. (2013). North Terrace, Adelaide, Geological Trail: A City walk observing geology, building stones and building stone use.
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Adelaide Geological Trail (Research Gate)

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Walking tour of North Terrace (Geological Trail)









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The Void. The Network. The Thread. The Gap. Existing outside of then, now and later. As above, so below.









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"Triumph"

The hero will overcome adversity through sheer willpower.

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"Noisy miners are a native honeyeater species known for their aggressive behaviour

The birds live in large colonies and drive out other species

They are now so populous they've been listed as an environmental threat.

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"There's a bigger root cause here that would be better to address rather than just trying to deal with the consequences of the way that we've changed the environment,"

Ms Campbell said."

Noisy miners are one of Australia's 'most hated birds'. How do we manage their booming population?
Lucy Stone, ABC

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-09-16/noisy-miners-are-a-problem-across-australia/101442572

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"Australian Pelican Pelecanus conspicillatus

Flies in lines or 'V's; soars in graceful circles, often to great heights. Glides low over water surface; alights heels down. Swims in flocks. Often attended by Little Black Cormorants, Silver Gulls, when flocks feeding. Scavenges from people fishing. Very large black and white bird. Long pink bill. Distensible throat pouch. Primaries, shoulders, rump, tail, upperwing except centre, black; otherwise white. Head, nape, side of neck can be greyish. Legs, webbed feet grey. Br. Bill, facial skin, becomes red when courting. Size 160-180 cm. Juv. Smaller; grey-brown where adults are black. Voice Grunting, Hab. Open fresh and saltwater."

Simpson, K., Day, N., & Trusler, P. (2010). Field guide to the birds of Australia (8th ed.). Viking.









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List of tallest buildings in Adelaide

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This list of tallest buildings in Adelaide ranks the tallest buildings in Adelaide, South Australia, by height. Frome Central Tower 1 (at 11-27 Frome Street) reached 138metres (453 ft) on 1 November 2019, becoming the city's tallest building. From its construction in 1988 until late 2019, the tallest building in Adelaide was the 31-storey RAA Tower, which rises 132 metres (433 ft).

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Height restrictions, enforced since the 1990s, have limited the number of high-rise buildings constructed in the city, although they have been eased in recent times.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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chapter 3: "Later: part 1: "Tomorrow's world" XII The Hanged Man. Surrender, sacrifice, sudden perspective shift, liberation through letting go. How does Miner’s understanding of the stone, the city, and himself shift?

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(VI)The Lovers }

"Crossroads"

A choice must be made, but commitment has not yet occurred.

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