Table of contents
Preface and acknowledgements
General maps
Land and language in Cape York Peninsula and the Gulf Country
Appendix: Bibliography of Bruce Rigsby
Reconstructions
Regions without borders: Related rock art landscapes of the Laura Basin, Cape York Peninsula
The Flinders Islands and Cape Melville people in history
Fission, fusion and syncretism: Linguistic and environmental changes amongst the Tangkic people of the southern Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Australia
World views
Groups, country and personhood on the upper Wenlock River, Cape York Peninsula: Donald Thomson’s Kaanju genealogies
Hyponymy and the structure of Kuuk Thaayorre kinship
Possession in Kuku-Thaypan through a comparative lens
Correlation of textual and spatial reference: This and that
Contacts and contrasts
Botanists, Aborigines and native plants on the Queensland frontier
‘There is no truth whatever as regards any Aboriginal being flogged by the Police’: Coen Police Camp, 1933, Cape York Peninsula
Multiple views of paradise: Perspectives on the Daintree rainforest
Shared country, different stories: A post-settler vignette
Transformations
Born, signed and named: Naming, country and social change among the Bentinck Islanders
The problem of ‘tribal names’ in eastern Australia: The Kuku Yalanji example
Going forward holding back: Modern bicultural living
Same but different: Understanding language contact in Queensland Indigenous settlements
The story of Old Man Frank: A narrative response to questions about language shift in northern Cape York Peninsula
Repatriations
On the edges of their memories: Reassembling the Lamalama cultural record from museum collections
Making gambarr: It belongs to me, I belong to it
Index of places
Index of languages, language families and groups
General index
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