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Introduction
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Harold Koch, Peter Austin and Jane Simpson
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Luise Hercus’ research in the Lake Eyre Basin, 1965-2005
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Tom Gara
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‘I am sorry to bother you’: a unique partnership between Luise Hercus and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
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Grace Koch and Kazuko Obata
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‘Don’t tell them we’re coming!’: learning to document languages with Luise Hercus
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David Nathan
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Travels with my mother
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Iain Hercus
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Land cruising with Luise
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Pam Macdonald
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Exploring Australia in the age of the four-wheel-drive vehicle
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Peter Sutton
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Daisy Bates in the digital world
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Nick Thieberger
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‘Writing about music is like dancing about architecture’: integration of multimedia into linguistic and anthropological publications
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Rachel Hendery
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Before Hercus: pioneer linguists in the south-east
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Barry Blake
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Documentary sources on the Ngarigu language: the value of a single recording
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Harold Koch
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What’s up with /u/
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Gavan Breen
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Serial verbs in Waanyi and its neighbours
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Mary Laughren
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The unwritten Kamilaroi and Kurnai: unpublished kinship schedules collected by Fison and Howitt
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Patrick McConvell and Helen Gardner
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Common lexical semantics in Dalabon ethnobiological classification
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Sarah Cutfield
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Emotion nouns in Australian languages: a case study and preliminary survey
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Maïa Ponsonnet
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Working verbs: the spread of a loan word in Australian languages
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Jane Simpson
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In the margins of some Australian dictionaries: exploring the etymology of berigora
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David Nash
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Language and land in the Northern Kimberley
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Claire Bowern
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Why Waway? The Proctor map and the getting of song in New South Wales
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Jim Wafer
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A forgotten brouhaha: lessons in authenticity and authority
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Ian Clark
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Place names as clues to lost languages? A comparison between Europe and Australia
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Robert Mailhammer
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Modelling prehistory from language distribution: the Karnic example
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Tony Jefferies
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The making of a Simpson Desert clever man
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Kim McCaul
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The travels of Wipaṛu the Whip Snake
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John C. McEntee
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Two traditional stories in the Ganai language of Gippsland
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Stephen Morey
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Traditional knowledge and invasive missionary culture: Australia and the South Pacific
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Niel Gunson
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Travelling ancestral women: connecting Warlpiri people and places through songs
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Georgia Curran
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Women’s yawulyu songs as evidence of connections to and knowledge of land: the Jardiwanpa
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Mary Laughren, Georgia Curran, Myfany Turpin and Nicolas Peterson
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Mustering up a song: an Anmatyerr cattle truck song
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Myfany Turpin, Jennifer Green and Jason Gibson
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Under sentence of death, Melbourne Jail
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Edward Ryan
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Why historians need linguists (and linguists need historians)
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Laura Rademaker
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Linguistic and cultural factors that affect the documentation and maintenance of Australia’s traditional languages
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Jo Caffery and Mark Stafford Smith
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The Kaurna diaspora and its homecoming: Understanding the loss and re-emergence of the Kaurna language of the Adelaide Plains, South Australia
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Robert Amery
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Key factors in the renewal of Aboriginal languages in NSW
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John Giacon & Kevin Lowe
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A hitch-hikers guide to Aboriginal language retrieval and revival
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Mary-Anne Gale
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Tracing the new: processes of translation and transculturation in Wirangu
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Paul Monaghan
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