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ArticleBridge and Barrier. The Natural and Cultural History of Torres Strait.

Peter F. Stevens1974

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Bridge and Barrier. The Natural and Cultural History of Torres Strait.

Peter F. Stevens · Deborah Walker

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Australian History and Society Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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Published1974-07-01

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ISSN-L0022-0477

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Citations339

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