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ArticleThe dating potential of rock art in the Kimberley, NW Australia

Alan Watchman1994

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The dating potential of rock art in the Kimberley, NW Australia

Alan Watchman · Michael J. Morwood · Grahame L Walsh

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2013One Colour, (at Least) Two Minerals: A Study of Mulberry Rock Art Pigment and a Mulberry Pigment ‘Quarry’ from the Kimberley, Northern Australia 1997The Asian connection: preliminary report on Indonesian trepang sites on the Kimberley coast, N.W. Australia 2014The first Australian Synchrotron powder diffraction analysis of pigment from a Wandjina motif in the Kimberley, Western Australia 2016Continuity and change in the anthropomorphic figures of Australia’s northwest Kimberley 1994Rock Art Research In Australia 1974-94 1996Bradshaws: Ancient Paintings Of Northwest Australia 2022Histories of rock art research in Western Australia’s Kimberley, 1838–2000 2023Dating Rock Art

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