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Complete AGLC4 Citations & References

Archival Provenance for: The World's Earliest Bread-Making (~36,000 BP): Cuddie Springs, Grindstone Archaeology & Grain Processing

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  1. Richard Fullagar et al, 'Seed Grinding in Holocene and Pleistocene Australia: Microscopic Evidence from Cuddie Springs' (2008) 35(1) Journal of Archaeological Science 122, 122–34. ↩ Back to text
  2. Judith Field et al, 'Pleistocene Human Occupation and Megafauna at Cuddie Springs, North-Western New South Wales' (2001) 32(3) Archaeology in Oceania 155, 155–72. ↩ Back to text
  3. Bruce Pascoe, Dark Emu: Black Seeds: Agriculture or Accident? (Magabala Books, 2014) 22–45. ↩ Back to text
  4. Jane Balme, 'Excavations in Devil's Lair, Western Australia: 1973 Field Season' (1979) 11(1) Australian Archaeology 45, 45–60. ↩ Back to text
  5. Charles Dortch, 'Archaeological Evidence for Early Human Occupations in Southwestern Australia' (1977) 12(1) Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania 12, 12–32. ↩ Back to text
  6. Norman B Tindale, Aboriginal Tribes of Australia: Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names (Australian National University Press, 1974) 244–58. ↩ Back to text
  7. M A Smith, The Archaeology of Australia's Deserts (Cambridge University Press, 2013) 88–115. ↩ Back to text
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