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The Australian Aborigines 1606–1929: Opinion and fieldwork

D.J. Mulvaney University of Melbourne
Pages 131-151 | Published online: 30 Sep 2008

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Anthony Moran. (2002) As Australia decolonizes: indigenizing settler nationalism and the challenges of settler/indigenous relations. Ethnic and Racial Studies 25:6, pages 1013-1042.
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Matthew Spriggs. (2020) Everything You’ve Been Told About the History of Australian Archaeology is Wrong!. Bulletin of the History of Archaeology 30:1.
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Robert van Krieken. (2003) The barbarism of civilization: cultural genocide and the ‘stolen generations’ 1 . The British Journal of Sociology 50:2, pages 297-315.
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Isabel McBryde. (2014) Australia's once and future archaeology. Archaeology in Oceania 21:1, pages 13-28.
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D. J. Mulvaney. (2009) The Anthropologist as Tribal Elder. Mankind 7:3, pages 205-217.
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D. J. Mulvaney. (2009) Fact, Fancy and Aboriginal Australian Ethnic Origins. Mankind 6:7, pages 299-305.
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D. J. Mulvaney. (2015) The Pleistocene Colonization of Australia. Antiquity 38:152, pages 263-267.
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H. O. Lancaster. (2008) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF VITAL STATISTICS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND*. Australian Journal of Statistics 6:2, pages 33-99.
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Frederick D. McCarthy. (2009) Some Comments on the Progress of Archaeology in Australia: An Appeal for Co-operation. Mankind 5:11, pages 479-484.
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