Aboriginal Heritage of the Blue Mountains
Author: Kelvin Knox and Eugene Stockton
ISBN: 9780994155580
A4, Paperback, 256 pages
Price will include $1 extra for p&h
Before British colonists found a way across the Blue Mountains, thousands of generations of Aboriginal people had lived here before them. They left traces of their life and culture in campsites, rock art, artefacts, axe grinding grooves, scarred trees and stone arrangements. Their heritage includes language, stories, memories and ceremonies.
It is for the present generation to wonder at this heritage which binds the past to the present.
Aboriginal Heritage of the Blue Mountains offers a range of recent research and reflections by the editors and a range of other writers and researchers.
Author: Kelvin Knox and Eugene Stockton
ISBN: 9780994155580
A4, Paperback, 256 pages
Price will include $1 extra for p&h
Before British colonists found a way across the Blue Mountains, thousands of generations of Aboriginal people had lived here before them. They left traces of their life and culture in campsites, rock art, artefacts, axe grinding grooves, scarred trees and stone arrangements. Their heritage includes language, stories, memories and ceremonies.
It is for the present generation to wonder at this heritage which binds the past to the present.
Aboriginal Heritage of the Blue Mountains offers a range of recent research and reflections by the editors and a range of other writers and researchers.
Author: Kelvin Knox and Eugene Stockton
ISBN: 9780994155580
A4, Paperback, 256 pages
Price will include $1 extra for p&h
Before British colonists found a way across the Blue Mountains, thousands of generations of Aboriginal people had lived here before them. They left traces of their life and culture in campsites, rock art, artefacts, axe grinding grooves, scarred trees and stone arrangements. Their heritage includes language, stories, memories and ceremonies.
It is for the present generation to wonder at this heritage which binds the past to the present.
Aboriginal Heritage of the Blue Mountains offers a range of recent research and reflections by the editors and a range of other writers and researchers.
Cross-section Kings Table rock shelter looking south showing floor, wall and ceiling.
Photo by Kelvin Knox.