Questions Raised by Australian A-frames single work   poetry   "Two pieces pitched together form a ridge."
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    "Indigenous architectural forms supported their cultural beliefs, used minimal materials, responded directly to the climate with many forms providing daytime shade, and supported an outdoor-orientated lifestyle. While European settlers were reluctant to recreate indigenous people's shelters, they did borrow from them."

    (Cathy Keys, "Shifting Priorities of Shade and Northern Australian Architecture: Colonial Settlement Prior to the 1920s," ABE Journal 17 (2020), http://journals.openedition.org/abe/8008, citing Fred Cahir, "Shelter: Housing," in Aboriginal Biocultural Knowledge in South-eastern Australia: Perspectives from Early Colonists, ed. Fred Cahir, Ian D. Clarke, and Phillip A. Clarke (Clayton South: csiro, 2018), 151–72 (emphasis added).)

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    y separately published work icon Antipodes vol. 35 no. 1 2021 25594779 2021 periodical issue 2021 pg. 107-108
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