Claire Smith, Australian archaeologist, about the coolest sound she has heard recently...

Claire Smith is an Australian archaeologist specializing in  indigenous archaeology, symbolic communication and rock art. Her fields  of research include social archaeology, archaeological theory,  indigenous peoples, social justice, rock art and gender. She is a  former Fulbright scholar with American University and the Smithsonian  Institution’s National Museum for Natural History and American  University, Washington, D.C. She has held visiting teaching or  research appointments at Kyushu University, Japan; the University of  Newcastle, Australia; and Columbia University, New York. In addition  to that, she decodes patterns in human behaviors to interpret the past,  understand the present and envisage the future. https://theconversation.com/they-should-have-a-roadblock-why-the-nt-must-delay-opening-its-border-to-protect-first-nations-people-171734   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claire_Smith_(archaeologist)