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Introduction: Archaeology of Sahul by Ian J. McNiven and Bruno David; The Thick Darkness of Pre-Historic Time: Antiquarian Archaeology in Nineteenth-Century Colonial Victoria by Ian J. McNiven; History of Archaeology in Papua New Guinea: The Early Years Up to 1960 by Glenn R. Summerhayes; Trans-Disciplinary Approaches to the Past in New Guinea by Chris Ballard; Oral Tradition, History, and Archaeohistory of Indigenous Australia by Iain Davidson, Heather Burke, Lynley A. Wallis, Pearl Connelly, Lance Sullivan, Hazel Sullivan, Stephen Porter, and Isabel Tarrago; Cultural Heritage and Contract Archaeology in Australia and New Guinea by Joanna Freslov; Museum Collections and their Legacies by Lindy Allen; Island Hopping to Sahul by Kasih Norman, Sue O’Connor, and Michael Bird; Australia’s First People: Oldest Sites and Early Culture by Chris Clarkson, Kasih Norman, Sue O’Connor, Jane Balme, Peter Veth, and Ceri Shipton; Interactions with Megafauna by Chris N. Johnson, Joe Dortch, and Trevor H. Worthy; What Does DNA Tell Us about Past Connections and the Settlement of Sahul? by Elizabeth Matisoo-Smith and Anna L. Gosling; Fire and the Transformation of Landscapes by Cassandra Rowe, Janelle Stevenson, Simon Connor, and Matthew Adeleye; Beyond Agriculture: Ditch Networks in the New Guinea Landscape by Chris Ballard; Enhanced Ecologies and Ecosystem Engineering: Strategies Developed by Aboriginal Australians to Increase the Abundance of Animal Resources by Ian J. McNiven, Tiina Manne, and Anne Ross; The Coming of the Dingo by Jane Balme and Sue O’Connor; Engaging and Designing Place: Furnishings and the Architecture of Archaeological Sites in Aboriginal Australia by Bruno David, Jean-Jacques Delannoy, Chris Urwin, Joanna Freslov, Russell Mullett, and Christine Phillips; The Big Flood: Responding to Sea-Level Rise and the Inundated Continental Shelf by Jonathan Benjamin and Sean Ulm; Past Aboriginal Populations and Demographic Change Using Radiocarbon Data and Time-Series Analysis by Alan Williams, Sean Ulm, and M. A. Smith; Persistence of Complexity: Continuation of Intensification, Population Change, and Socio-Structural Change in Current Debates in Australian Archaeology by Harry Lourandos and Anne Ross; Boundaries, Relationality, and Style Provinces in Australian Rock Art by Madeleine Kelly and Liam M. Brady; Australian Indigenous Ochres: Use, Sourcing, and Exchange by Jillian Huntley; Axe Quarrying, Production, and Exchange in Australia and New Guinea by Anne Ford and Peter Hiscock; Shell Valuables and Exchange Systems in New Guinea by Kat Szabo; Language Evolution and Spread by Patrick McConvell and Nick Evans; Stone Tool Manufacture and Use by Chris Clarkson; Mortars and Pestles Make the Mid-Holocene Occupation of New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago Visible by Pamela Swadling; Pottery Exchange Systems in New Guinea by Glenn R. Summerhayes; Coral Sea Cultural Interaction Sphere by Ian J. McNiven; Maritime Coastal and Island Societies of Australia and New Guinea by Michael Rowland, Ben Shaw, and Sean Ulm; Below the Sky, Above the Clouds: The Archaeology of the Australian High Country by Joanna Freslov and Russell Mullett; The Archaeology of Social Transformation in the New Guinea Highlands by Dylan Gaffney and Tim Denham; Beyond the Barriers: A New Model for the Settlement of Australian Deserts by Peter Veth, Jo McDonald, and Peter Hiscock; Murray River Societies in Australia through the Lens of Bioarchaeology by Judith Littleton, Sarah Karstens, and Harry Allen; Swamp and Delta Societies of the Papuan Gulf, Papua New Guinea by Chris Urwin, James W. Rhoads, and Joshua A. Bell; Historisizing the Dreaming: An Archaeological Perspective from Arid Australia by M. A. Smith; Dugongs and Turtles as Kin: Relational Ontologies and Archaeological Perspectives on Ritualized Hunting by Coastal Indigenous Australians by Ian J. McNiven; Rock Art Modification and its Ritualized and Relational Contexts by Liam M. Brady, R. G. Gunn, and Joakim Goldhahn; Asian Traders and Macassan Trepangers by Daryl Wesley; Whaling and Sealing in Nineteenth-Century Australia by Martin Gibbs and Lynette Russell; Fatal Frontier: Temporal and Spatial Considerations of the Native Mounted Police and Colonial Violence Across Queensland by Lynley A. Wallis, Heather Burke, Bryce Barker, and Noelene Cole; Missions and Reserves by Jeremy Ash; The Archaeology of Agrarian Australia by Alistair Paterson; Contact Rock Art by Jo McDonald, Ursula K. Frederick; The Development (and Imagined Reinvention) of Australian Archaeology in the Twentieth Century by Chris Urwin and Matthew Spriggs; Approaching Indigenous Archaeologies in Australia by Christopher Wilson; Earth Mounding in the Western District of Victoria by Julian Dunn; Flaked Stone Tools of Holocene Sahul: Case studies from Northern Australia and Papua New Guinea by Tim Ryan Maloney; Plant Exploitation and Long-Term Cultural Change in Sahul: The Archaeobotanical Perspective by Stephanie Florin and Andrew Fairbairn; Stone-Walled Fish Traps of Australia and New Guinea as Expressions of Enhanced Sociality by Ian J. McNiven and Ariana B. J. Lambrides

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