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The Argan stone arrangement complex, Badu: Initial results from Torres Strait

Bruno David · Ian J. McNiven · Mura Badulgal · Joe Crouch · Liam Michael Brady

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

Abstract

AbstarctThe Argan stone arrangement complex of the island of Badu is a series of mainly geometrically shaped stone formations that together extend for 1km along an isolated ridge-top in Western Torres Strait. Here we report on archaeological excavations at this ritual site in a first attempt to historicise Badulgal spiritscapes.

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1936Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits

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