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Pre-European Coastal Settlement And Use Of The Sea
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  • 1995Pre-European coastal settlement and use of the sea: A view from Queensland22 cited
  • 2015“They Planned Their Calendar… They Set Up Ready for What They Wanted to Feed the Tribe”: A First-Stage Analysis of Narungga Fish Traps on Yorke Peninsula, South Australia21 cited

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