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Abstract

Although only a handful of Australian World Heritage sites are listed for a mixture of their natural and cultural heritage and the three cultural listings celebrate post-settlement heritage, almost all of Australia's most special places are living cultural landscapes with deep ongoing connections with Australia's Indigenous people.

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Funders:	Australian Government
Date Deposited:	15 May 2014 06:38
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