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Beskrivning
This book explores the Indigenous archaeology of Victoria, focusing on areas south and east of the Murray River. Frankel considers the nature of archaeological evidence and what archaeology reveals about the Indigenous society.
David Frankel is emeritus professor of archaeology at La Trobe University. He was awarded the Rhys Jones Medal for Outstanding Service to Australian Archaeology in 2015.
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'Frankel has provided a compendium of information about Aboriginal sites from seven geographical regions that lie between the Murray River and the sea – from the coast to the high country; from the semi-arid Mallee to the well-watered Koorong; from the Central Murray to Budj Bim – compiled into a very readable overview of archaeological data.'
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List of figuresAcknowledgementsPrefaceIntroduction: jigsaws and the past1. The first three quarters2. Time and place at Gariwerd3. Along the Victorian coast4. Either side of longitude 141°E5. Lands of Ngurunderi6. The central Murray7. Dry country and wet8. About Budj Bim9. Into the high country10. Chains of connection11. Approaching the present12. Changes Dates and a timelineFurther readingWorks citedIndex
