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Sea level rise. Group Settlement in Western Australia / by Charlie Fox. The Saltwater Country project, north Kimberley. Tree Top Walk celebrates ten years.

Record no:

50236

Call no:

RP20713

Author:

Western Australia. Dept. for Planning and Infrastructure ; Fox, Charlie

Citation:

WA COASTLINES. Winter 2006 : 4-5; 14-15; 16-17; p. 18;

Year:

2006

Subject:

Sea level - Western Australia;
Climatic changes - Western Australia;
Group Settlement Scheme (W.A.);
Land settlement - Western Australia - History - 20th century;
Australian Aborigines - Western Australia - Kimberley Region;

Aboriginal Lands Trust (W.A.);
Ecotourism - Western Australia - Kimberley Region;
Valley of the Giants (W.A.);
Walpole-Nornalup National Park (W.A.);
Ecotourism - Western Australia, Southwestern;
Western Australia. Dept. of Environment and Conservation;

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Type:

Reprint

Item availability

{ 1 } items found

Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	On Shelf

Three tribes of Western Australia

On a modification of the Australian aboriginal weapon, termed the leonile, langeel, bendi, or buccan, etc. / by R. Etheridge, Jun. An Australian aboriginal musical instrument / by R. Etheridge, Jun. The Aborigines of North-West Australia / by P.W. Bassett-Smith

An evaluation of radiocarbon chronologies at Miriwun rock shelter and the Monsmont site, Ord valley, east Kimberley, Western Australia

Holocene sea-level events in Western Australia : revisiting old questions

New species of fossil nonmarine molluscs from Western Australia and evidence of late Quaternary climatic change in the Shark Bay district

Notes on a collection of native weapons and implements from tropical Western Australia (Kimberley district). Notes on some habits and customs of the natives of the Kimberley district, Western Australia.

Sea-level changes in the Upper Devonian of the Canning Basin, Western Australia

Variability of Holocene sealevel history along the southwestern coast of Australia - evidence for the effect of significant local tectonism

Our changing sea level