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Cargo from one of Australia’s most infamous shipwrecks is revealing new insights into 17th century global trade.

Curtin University-led research found stone carried aboard the Batavia came from multiple quarry regions in what is now Germany, showing the Dutch East India Company relied on a highly organised supply chain more than 400 years ago. Led by Dr Anthony Clarke from the Timescales of Minerals Systems Group within the Curtin School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS), with co-author Dr Corioli Souter from the Western Australian Museum, the research used tiny zircon minerals to trace the cargo’s origins and uncover hidden stories from the past.

Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yc524j8a

Batavia wreck site (1972) 3D model: Curtin HIVE, Daniel Adams, Jeremy Green

Stone block images: Western Australian Museum

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🎓 Didn't finish high school? You've still got options.

University isn't off the table; there are multiple pathways to get you there. Whether through UniReady, the STAT test, or a portfolio entry, we offer flexible ways to start your study journey.

Visit our website to explore your pathway.

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Gatekeeping is over. 🤫 Here's Marley's fav study spot on campus.

Drop your favorite spot in the comments! 👇

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