Bruising The Red Earth - Ochre mining and ritual in Aboriginal Tasmania

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A series of essays that explore the mining of red ochre by Aboriginal Tasmanians from several angles, including:
- the primacy of the colour red in human perception;
- the archaeological record that attests to its use;
- the geology and vegetation of the Gog Range that contains the Toolumbunner ochre mine; and
- a detailed technical account of the excavation of Toolumbunner and the stones used to pulverise the red mineral.

Softcover book, published 1994, 194-pages, indexed

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SKU SKU19212

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Weight 0.75 kg

Author Antonio Sagona (ed)

ISBN 0522846025

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