The Pure State of Nature: Sacred cows, destructive myths and the environment

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Foreword..Acknowledgments..1 'Paved with good intentions': Theories on Aborigines and the environment..2 'An unchanging people in an unchanging land': Archaeology and the past..3 'A slow strangulation of the mind?': Eating fish is wrong..4 'A people so inclined': To farm or not to farm..5 'Opened up a landscape': Firestick farming and the control burners..6 'The extinction of such pachyderms': The great megafauna debate..7 'Most enlightened conservationists'..8 Convicts dilemma..9 Ghosts..10 Theses nailed to the door..Notes..Index

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