Contemporary Aboriginal women and subsistence in remote, arid Australia

Devitt, Jeannie.

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Contemporary Aboriginal women and subsistence in remote, arid Australia

Date

1988-06

Authors

Devitt, Jeannie.

Publisher

University of Queensland

Abstract

This thesis is an account of the role of contemporary Aboriginal women in subsistence. It refers to women living on remote outstations in the Sandover River region of arid, Central Australia