Archaic Faces to Headdresses: The Changing Role of Rock Art Across the Arid Zone

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

Abstract

This chapter contains section titled: Introduction The Arid Zone Art Graphic Arid Zone Rock Art Research Rock Art Chronology Correlating Rock Art with Other Arid Zone Land Use Patterns Archaic Faces Note References

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