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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- List of figures
- List of tables
- 1. Introduction
- Part A: Early pioneers and perspectives
- 2. Style and substance: McCarthy versus Mountford and the emergence of an archaeology of rock art 1948–1960
- 3. Shades of red: Peter Worsley’s rock art research on Groote Eylandt
- 4. The Sydney School and the genesis of contemporary Australian rock art research
- 5. Women in Australian rock art research: The legacies of Andrée Rosenfeld and Patricia Vinnicombe
- 6. Australian artists as rock art researchers: Percy Leason’s theories on cave art
- Part B: South-east coast to the far north-west
- 7. A short story of Gariwerd: The rock art management chapter
- 8. ‘Like broad arrows’: A history of encounters with Central Australian rock art
- 9. Without them – what then? People, petroglyphs and Murujuga
- 10. Histories of rock art research in Western Australia’s Kimberley, 1838–2000
- Part C: North, north-east and beyond
- 11. The history of Arnhem Land rock art research: A multicultural, multilingual and multidisciplinary pursuit
- 12. Preserving the rock art of Kakadu: Formative conservation trials during the 1980s
- 13. Aboriginal rock art of the Laura valleys: One landscape, many Stories
- 14. Australia-affiliated rock art research in Southeast Asia and Micronesia
- Contributors
