Women Who Hunt with Fire: Aboriginal Resource Use and Fire Regimes in Australia's Western Desert
Douglas W. Bird(Pennsylvania State University), Christopher H. Parker(University of Utah), Rebecca Bliege Bird(Pennsylvania State University)
Australian aboriginal studies/Australian Aboriginal studies
March 22, 2004
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