Issue Details: First known date: 1992... 1992 [Review Essay] Footprints along the Cape York Sandbeaches
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'This is an intriguing book about a largely under-researched area of indigenous Australia. It is also a book likely to spark controversy. Sharp sets out to redress the limited historical and general knowledge about the Aboriginal groups who were traditional residents in the areas around the tip of Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland. In doing so, she aims to educate readers out of the general ignorance and disregard for the perspectives of indigenous people in historical accounts of early culture contact and in the personal dynamics of intercultural relationships.(Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Aboriginal Studies no. 2 1992 11961761 1992 periodical issue

    'This issue leads with Marcia Langton's Wentworth lecture delivered on 26 March 1992 at the Australian Academy of Science, Canberra. The Wentworth lectures were inaugurated in 1978 as a biennial series to honour the contribution of the Hon W C Wentworth to the establishment and development of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Former Wentworth lecturers are Dr Rhys Jones, Ms Margaret Valadian, the late Professor R M Berndt, Dr LR Hiatt, Professor DJ Mulvaney, Mr Ken Colbung and Dr Nicolas Peterson. It is customary to publish the Wentworth lecture in Australian Aboriginal Studies.  (Editorial introduction)

    1992
    pg. 93-95
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