PastMasters - Papers, Notes & Insights
Herein papers & notes published by the PastMasters and ' work in-progress' papers where in-put is sought from contributors. In particular, this section records, analyses and attributes those valuable insights which illuminate the past yet would not otherwise enter the record. An example is Billy Boustead's observation that fossilised mud lobsters are not the dead animals but the cast off shells being residue of molting their exoskeletons - Ecdysis.
Michael Hermes
Why aren't Emus on Groote Eylandt any more? {NT Naturalist (2018) 28}
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Insights
Mud Lobster Fossils - Billy Boustead
Ian McIntosh
Article on Australia's Kilwa Coins Conundrum p113 of Early Maritime Cultures in East Africa and the Western Indian Ocean
Papers from a conference held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (African Studies Program) 23-24 October 2015, with additional contributions.
Papers from a conference held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (African Studies Program) 23-24 October 2015, with additional contributions.
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Australian Folklore 27, 2012 9
Life and Death on the Wessel Islands: The Case of Australia’s Mysterious African Coin Cache
Life and Death on the Wessel Islands: The Case of Australia’s Mysterious African Coin Cache
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McIntosh, I. S 2004 ‘The iron furnace of Birrinydji’, in A. Rumsey and J. Weiner (eds), Mining and Indigenous Lifeworlds in Australia and Papua New Guinea, Wantage, UK: Sean Kingston Publishing, pp. 12–30.
MacIntosh, I S 1996, ‘Islam and Australia’s Aborigines? A perspective from north-east Arnhem Land’, Journal of Religious History 20(1):53-77.
MacIntosh, I S 1996, ‘Islam and Australia’s Aborigines? A perspective from north-east Arnhem Land’, Journal of Religious History 20(1):53-77.