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- who: Paul Ashton from the Thinking through the implications of topography even within a city as intensely urbanised as Sydney have published the paper: Reanimating Lost Landscapes:, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
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Reanimating Lost Landscapes: Bringing Visualisation to Aboriginal History PETER READ I n volume eleven of Public History Review, Peter Osborne called for the methodologies of environmental history to be brought more securely and more imaginatively into public history. It may seem surprising that some of the Aboriginal children in Macquarie`s school at Blacktown came from Guringai (Kuringai) speaking country near . . .
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