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Ship shape : an exploration of maritime-related depictions in Indigenous rock art and material culture
Record no:
68533
Author:
Bigourdan, Nicolas
Year:
2013
Series:
GREAT CIRCLE. 2013 v.35 no.2 : 16-29 [Kept C/574.994 SPE and Maritime Archaeology at P387.5]
Subject:
Australian Aborigines - Western Australia - Rock art
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Ships in art
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Notes:
Special issue: Maritime rock art
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