"The Prehistory of Australia" by Derek John Mulvaney is a comprehensive and groundbreaking study of the ancient history and archaeology of Australia. The book covers the period from the earliest human occupation of the continent to the arrival of Europeans in the late 18th century, exploring the culture, society, and technology of Australia's first peoples. Mulvaney provides detailed descriptions and analyses of the archaeological evidence, including stone tools, rock art, and other artifacts, as well as the natural and cultural landscapes that shaped the development of Aboriginal societies. He also examines the ways in which Aboriginal cultures adapted to changing environmental and social conditions over thousands of years.

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16cm x 21cm, 276 pages, Hardcover, 1969 (Condition: Very Good)

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