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To Proclaim They Still Exist: The Contemporary Yolngu Performance of Historical Macassan Contact

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Corn, Aaron
Marett, Allan J

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University of Melbourne

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Essay for the premiere exhibition catalogue of Trepang: China and the Story of Macassan-Aboriginal Trade at the Capital Museum, China, in Beijing for the Year of Chinese Culture in Australia.

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2037-12-31

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