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 Post subject: Macassan trepang trade and Aboriginal interaction
PostPosted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 9:58 pm 
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Fascinating! I'd love to compare indigenous stone tools with those finds made here in the UK (he said, as a novice flint-knapper likely to bore people stiff). How did indigenous people travel to see those monkeys though - on Macassan boats?

p.s. New-age Didj on the soundtrack a bit cheesy :-)

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