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Aboriginal Peoples and Terrestrial Invertebrates in Australia: Historical and Cultural Relationships Publisher / Harper Collins We love to make things

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We love to make things

From what a shell's shape

a poetic meditation on the meaning of life

This double-pack is inspired by a piece of ancient Greek pottery that originated in southern Italy between 415 400 BCE

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Aboriginal Peoples and Terrestrial Invertebrates in Australia: Historical and Cultural Relationships Publisher / Harper Collins We love to make thingsAboriginal peoples have deep connections with Australias terrestrial invertebrates, going back millennia. This book focuses on these historical and cultural relationships, describing the role of insects and other arthropods as totemic ancestors and spirit beings. It also explores Aboriginal nomenclature, foraging techniques and the use of land based arthropods and molluscs as food, medicine and for making artefacts. Through the lens of

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