Deep Dive: Coast Australia (2013)
Film Lens
In 'Coast Australia', Scottish archaeologist Neil Oliver travels along the Australian coastline with a team of experts. The documentary covers the history, geography, and marine life of Australia, featuring contributions from journalist Miriam Corowa, environmentalist Professor Tim Flannery, marine scientist Dr. Emma Johnston, anthropologist Dr. Xanthe Mallett, and television presenter Brendan Moar. Each co-host shares insights into the land's cultural heritage and ecological importance.
The film presents various stories, from ancient archaeological sites to the ecological significance of coastal ecosystems. The team reveals the intricate connections between Australia's environment and its cultural history, providing viewers with a comprehensive understanding of the coastal regions and their significance to the nation.
Why Watch
- •Meet Neil Oliver and his expert team
- •Find out about ancient archaeological sites
- •See the ecological significance of coastal ecosystems
Did You Know
•Neil Oliver is a renowned Scottish archaeologist and historian.
•Professor Tim Flannery is an environmentalist featured in the film.
•Dr. Emma Johnston is a marine scientist who contributes expertise.
Perfect For
Australian historyMarine life enthusiastsCultural heritage studies