Key Issues in Hunter-Gatherer Research

Alan Barnard · Ernest S. Burch · Linda J. Ellanna

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Indigenous Cultures and History Anthropological Studies and Insights Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Introduction 1. Territories and Territoriality 2. Hunter Affluence? 3. Social Stratification 4. Culture Contact and Change 5. Government Intervention 6. Native Perspectives 7. Whither?

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