Collection: Reference

Origins of trade in Aboriginal society. Includes material traded - food (bogong moths), axes (Mt William), ochre (Parachilna, Wilgamia - associated mythology), pitjuri (native tobacco), ceremonial items and ceremonies; trade routes; exchange.

All information needed to identify mammals anywhere in Australia, using only the tracks or other signs they leave behind. Features a new cover design, and covers all Australian states and territories

Includes all of Oxley's 1820 journal for the second expedition.

Study to establish the location of Evans' and Oxleys' nineteenth century expeditions, along the Lachlan River, on the present day landscape of New South Wales by indicating their routes on current topographic maps and to indicate, outline and explain the references Oxley, Cunningham and Evans mad...

No other land enjoys such a profusion of creative energies as India. The interaction of people - invaders, indigenous tribes, traders and explorers - has built a culture legendary for its vitality and colour

Meet the skilled practitioners of more than forty traditional Irish crafts from woodworkers, thatchers, goldsmiths and potters to glassblowers of the famous Waterford crystal and weavers from the Aran Islands amongst others