St Helena Island - A Changing Pattern of Exploitation?

Gillian Alfredson

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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Discussion about the Aboriginal use of offshore islands (Sullivan 1982a, 1982b) has prompted this preliminary report on St Helena Island, Moreton Bay, Queensland, which has evidence of over 2000 years of Aboriginal exploitation.

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1972The explorers of the Moreton Bay District, 1770-1830 1974The re-deposition of midden material by storm waves 1982Exploitation of Offshore Islands along the New South Wales Coastline 1982Aboriginal shell middens in the coastal landscape of New South Wales

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1989An excavation of a midden complex at the Toulkerrie Oystermens Lease, Moreton Island, S.E. Queensland 1984A working model of Moreton Island prehistory: MRAP Stage 1

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