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Carnarvon Gorge
Author: Duncan McDermant
Hard cover with dust jacket, in very good condition.
Carnarvon Gorge by Duncan McDermant, published in 1978 as part of the Australian Conservation Series, is a richly illustrated exploration of one of Queensland’s most significant natural and cultural landmarks. The book delves into the deep connections between the Bidjara people and the gorge, highlighting its role as a vital source of food, water, and shelter. McDermant discusses the historical and spiritual significance of the area, including the burial practices of the Rolleston and Moolayember tribes and the presence of Aboriginal rock art in sites like Cathedral Cave. The narrative also touches upon the ecological diversity of the region, emphasizing the importance of conservation efforts to preserve this unique environment. Through its combination of historical context, cultural insights, and natural history, McDermant's work offers a comprehensive view of Carnarvon Gorge's significance.
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