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Archaeological research in Kakadu National Park

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Archaeology and Rock Art Studies

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Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service Consultancy grant to Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies to provide information, advice on management of archaeological sites in Kakadu National Park; papers by R. Jones, T. Negerevich, I. Johnson, A. Clarke, D. Foley, B. Meehan, S. Brockwell, J. Allen, H. Fujiwara, G. Hope, P. Hughes, J. Russell-Smith, G. Chaloupka, A. Watchman, annotated separately.

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