Settlement Patterns on Offshore Islands in Northeastern Queensland

John Campbell

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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For the purposes of this study the offshore islands in northeastern Queensland are taken as those lying between Bowen and Cairns. As a matter of convenience these islands are divided into 'major' and 'minor' islands, the major ones being at least l0 km or more in their greatest dimension and the minor ones less than that. This classification allows for an apparent bimodal dispersion in the relative size of the islands.

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