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ArticleCharacteristics of a Pigment Art Sequence: Woronora Plateau, New South Wales

Jillian Huntley2011

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Characteristics of a Pigment Art Sequence: Woronora Plateau, New South Wales

Jillian Huntley · Alan Watchman · Julie Dibden

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Published2011-05-01

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ISSN-L0813-0426

Languageen

Citations15

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