Perceptions of Place and Deep Time in the Australian Desert: Using Art in Environmental History

Robin, Elizabeth (Libby)

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Perceptions of Place and Deep Time in the Australian Desert: Using Art in Environmental History

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2011

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Robin, Elizabeth (Libby)

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The White Horse Press

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Thinking Through the Environment:Green Approaches to Global History

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