Fauna on the floodplains: late Holocene culture and landscape on the sub-coastal plains of northern Australia
Abstract
This paper describes the faunal record from a late Holocene archaeological site located on the freshwater wetlands of the South Alligator River and compares it with that from the Adelaide River, in the Northern Territory. The information characterizes freshwater wetland resources and their use by Aboriginal people, providing a snapshot of life on the floodplains immediately prior to European contact. Although the two wetland systems appear...
Paper Details
Title
Fauna on the floodplains: late Holocene culture and landscape on the sub-coastal plains of northern Australia
Published Date
Nov 25, 2020
Volume
72
Issue
5
Pages
225 - 236
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