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available on both iOS and Android
By: Bruce Pascoe
and I hope to find a corner for it in our now overcrowded Museum
Dimensions & Weight: 230x150x15mm
The introduction provides the reader with background information on Aboriginal history and traditional art
The Lizard Eaters dino available on both iOS andRead the fascinating story of how Douglas Lockwood met Aborigines who had never before set eyes on a white face. In 1957, officers from the Welfare branch of Northern Territory Administration began patrolling the Gibson and Great Sandy Deserts. Here they found the Pintubi people, who had never been in touch with white civilisation. In 1963 Douglas Lockwood, at that time the Melbourne Heralds correspondent, was invited to join a patrol into the Gibson
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