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The Consequences of Allowing Unrestricted Tourist Access at an Aboriginal Site in a Fragile Environment: the Erosive Effect of Trampling
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The Consequences of Allowing Unrestricted Tourist Access at an Aboriginal Site in a Fragile Environment: the Erosive Effect of Trampling (2007)The Consequences of Allowing Unrestricted…The erosive effect of tourism at an Aboriginal rock art site on the western edge of the arid zone in south-western Australia (2008)The erosive effect of tourism…How was Mulka's Cave, an Aboriginal rock art site near Hyden, in southcentral Western Australia, used by the people who decorated its walls, when the present entrance was much smaller? (2008)How was Mulka's Cave, an Abor…Mulka's Cave Aboriginal rock art site: its context and content (2006)Mulka's Cave Aboriginal rock …Promotion of a neglected heritage at Stone Age sites in the Western Cape, South Africa (1995)Promotion of a neglected heri…The Native Tribes of Central Australia (1899)The Native Tribes of Central Australia. (1969)Aboriginal Tribes of Australia. Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits and Proper Names (1975)Re-evaluating the antiquity of Aboriginal occupation at Mulka’s Cave (2014)A conservation model for rock art in South Africa: a management perspective (2015)Prehistory of the Matjes River Rock Shelter (1961)The Late Quaternary Mammalian Fauna of Nelson Bay Cave (Cape Province, South Africa): Its Implications for Megafaunal Extinctions and Environmental and Cultural Change (1972)British archaeological reports (1996)South African rock art (1999)Reclaiming Rock Art: Descendant Community Investment in Australian and New Zealand Patrimony (2019)The World of the First Australians (1964)Hand Traces: Technical Aspects of Positive and Negative Hand-Marking in Rock Art (2014)Art islands on the plateau: rock art site complexes in the Jawoyn Lands of the Arnhem Land Plateau (2017)
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  • 2006Mulka's Cave Aboriginal rock art site: its context and content8 cited
  • 2008How was Mulka's Cave, an Aboriginal rock art site near Hyden, in southcentral Western Australia, used by the people who decorated its walls, when the present entrance was much smaller?6 cited
  • 1995Promotion of a neglected heritage at Stone Age sites in the Western Cape, South Africa4 cited
  • 2008The erosive effect of tourism at an Aboriginal rock art site on the western edge of the arid zone in south-western Australia3 cited

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