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Rock art of the dreamtime: images of ancient Australia

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

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This study takes readers on a journey through prehistory, from enigmatic finger markings and handstencils, found in the limestone caverns to life-size paintings of Ancestral Beings in the tropical north. It gives an overview of recent research, dating techniques and discoveries.

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