The Social Dynamics of Aggregation and Dispersal in the Western Desert

Jo McDonald · Peter Veth

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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This chapter contains sections titled: Abstract Style as Social Strategy Western Desert Aggregation and Dispersion Patterns Why did Western Desert People Produce Rock Art? Archaeological Test Implications Conclusions References

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