Explorer memory and Aboriginal celebrity

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Bishop, Catherine and White, Richard. (2015). Explorer memory and Aboriginal celebrity. In In Shino Konishi, Maria Nugent and Tiffany Shellam (Ed.). pp. 31 - 66 Australian National University Press.

Authors	Bishop, Catherine and White, Richard
Editors	Shino Konishi, Maria Nugent and Tiffany Shellam
Abstract	This chapter examines the historical memory and popular celebrity of the Indigenous guides who were acknowledged (and even celebrated) for their contribution to Australian exploration, and who are also reasonably well documented within the archives of exploration.
Page range	31 - 66
Year	2015
Publisher	Australian National University Press
Place of publication	Australia
ISBN	9781925022766
Web address (URL)	http://www.oapen.org/search?identifier=588812
Research Group	School of Arts
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