Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape Book

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Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape, In Second Nature, Lesley Head examines modern Australia's efforts to come to terms with its Aboriginal past. Drawing on anthropology, archeology, and history, Head shows that through their use of fire and their methods of hunting and gathering, Aborigin, Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape

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Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape
Written by author Lesley Head
Published by Syracuse University Press, June 1999
In Second Nature, Lesley Head examines modern Australia's efforts to come to terms with its Aboriginal past." "Drawing on anthropology, archeology, and history, Head shows that through their use of fire and their methods of hunting and gathering, Aborigin
Head (geosciences, University of Wollongong, Australia) examines modern Australia's efforts to come to terms with its Aboriginal past. Drawing on anthropology, archaeology, and history, she shows that through their use of fire and their methods of hunting

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Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Terminology
Introduction 3
1 Hunter-Gatherers, Land, and the Past 15
2 Zones and Strata, or How the Aborigines Became Living Fossils 33
Nomads 55
3 Timeless and Placeless 61
All the Children She Had 82
4 Numbering Deep Time 89
A History for the People Without History 109
5 Landscape: Pure and Primordial? 110
No Dams 133
6 Peopling the Wilderness 138
New Australia 157
7 The New Colonizers 165
Summerland 190
8 Aboriginality, Hunter-Gatherers, and Tradition 192
The National Park 213
9 Beyond the Colonial Heritage in Environmental Debate 214
10 Conclusion 235
Glossary 241
Works Cited 243
Index 267

Title: Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape

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	Illustrations
	Acknowledgments
	Terminology
	Introduction	3
1	Hunter-Gatherers, Land, and the Past	15
2	Zones and Strata, or How the Aborigines Became Living Fossils	33
	Nomads	55
3	Timeless and Placeless	61
	All the Children She Had	82
4	Numbering Deep Time	89
	A History for the People Without History	109
5	Landscape: Pure and Primordial?	110
	No Dams	133
6	Peopling the Wilderness	138
	New Australia	157
7	The New Colonizers	165
	Summerland	190
8	Aboriginality, Hunter-Gatherers, and Tradition	192
	The National Park	213
9	Beyond the Colonial Heritage in Environmental Debate	214
10	Conclusion	235
	Glossary	241
	Works Cited	243
	Index	267