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Book review: A past displayed: Public history, public memory and cultural resource management in Australia's Northern Territory

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McGrath, Ann

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Wiley

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A book review of "A Past Displayed: Public History, Public Memory and Cultural ResourceManagement in Australia’s Northern Territory", By David Carment (NorthernTerritory University Press, 2001), pp. 133. Illustrated with maps.

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McGrath, A. “A past displayed: Public history, public memory and cultural resource management in Australia's Northern Territory”. Australian Journal of Politics and History 48:3 (2002): 417-418.

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Australian Journal of Politics and History

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2037-12-31