For all this, the dominant character here is the Kimberley itself. This old country that drifted in and welded on to the continent. And if we look to see that in just one face, surely it is in that of ...

Sue O'Connor receives funding from The Australian Research Council (SR200200473) and Rock Art Australia Jane Balme receives funding from Australian Research Council SR200200473, Rock Art Australia.

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