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Histories of old ages : essays in honour of Rhys Jones / edited by Atholl Anderson, Ian Lilley, Sue O'Connor.

Title
Histories of old ages : essays in honour of Rhys Jones / edited by Atholl Anderson, Ian Lilley, Sue O'Connor.
Publication
Canberra : Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, c2001.

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Additional Authors
  • Anderson, Atholl
  • Jones, Rhys (Rhys M.)
  • Lilley, Ian
  • O'Connor, Sue
  • Australian National University. Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies
  • Australian National University. Centre for Archaeological Research
Description
ix, 444 p. ill. maps; 30 cm.
Summary
Collection of essays in honour of Professor Rhys Jones an internationally-distinguished archaeologist at ANU with a longstanding interest in Aboriginal art, the meanings of stone tool technology, the extinction of megafauna, and the historical ecology of Aboriginal substance practices.
Subject
  • Jones, Rhys
  • Aboriginal Australians
  • Archaeologists > Australia
  • Prehistoric peoples > Australia
  • Anthropology > Australia
  • Australia > Antiquities
Note
  • "Published for the Centre for Archaeological Research"--T.p. verso.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
The early life of a new chum 1941-1969 / Betty Meehan -- Peopled landscapes : from prehistoric Tasmania to contemporary Arnhem Land / John Mulvaney -- Betrayal as a universal element in the sundering of Bass Strait / Carmel Schrire -- The lasr typologist : Rhys Jones and the problem of the archaeologists -- "The last Tasmanian" : a personal view / Jim Allen -- Imagined continents /Clive Gamble -- People, land, fire and food: comments on two Jonesian themes / David Harris -- Kunj-ken Makka Man-wurrk : Fire is for kangaroos: interpreting Aboriginal accounts of landscapr burning in Central Arnhem Land -- Of cowboys and core-tools: revisionist reflections on Rhys Jones and "The Great Intensification debate" / Ian Lilley -- The Celtic chronologist : Rhys Jones and the dating of the human colonisation of Australia -- "Your obedient and humble servant" : notes for an Antipodean enquirt / J.V.S. Megaw -- Homo mobilis / L. R. Hiatt -- Russians and the Australian Aborigines (200 years of observation, research and speculation) / Elena Govor -- "Knowing" and "being" in place in the Western Desert / Robert Tonkinson and Myrna Tonkinson -- The Great Flood: eustatic change and cultural change in Australia during the late Pleistocene and Holocene / Scott Cane -- Climate before agriculture / John Chappell -- New Guinea, Australia and the Sahul connection / Jack Golson -- William Blandowski's fish: an ethnohistorical account near the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers -- The colonisations and visitations of Wales by Neanderthals and modern humans in the later Pleistocene -- Australian Aboriginal Art and Russian icon painting / Vladimir Kabo -- Erlikilyika: Arrernte ethnographer and artist / John Mulvaney -- Art at 40,000 BP? one step closer: an ochre covered rock from Carpenters Gap Shelter 1, Kimberley Region, Western Australia -- Najombolmi's people: from rock painting to national icon / Paul S. C. Tacon and Christopher Chippindale -- Wargata Mina to Gunbilmurrung: the direct dating of Australian Rock Art / Alan Watchman -- Wetlands archaeology in the top end: models, mounds and mobility / Sally Brockwell -- In search of the traditional Australian Aboriginal diet -- then and now / Neville G. White -- Seasonal movement in the prehistoric human ecology of the Alligator Rivers Region, North Australia / Sally Brockwell, Anne Clarke and Robert Levitus -- Raven mad : an analysis of bird bone from a West Point midden -- Prey choice and hunting strategies in the late Pleistocene : evidence from Southwest Tasmania.
ISBN
1740760026
LCCN
^^2001431087
OCLC
  • 48452612
  • SCSB-12304649
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library