Chapter 1: Recalling the Past
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Chapter 2: Words that Matter in a Harsh Land
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Chapter 3: Australian Aboriginal Memories of Coastal Drowning
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Chapter 4: The Changing Ocean Surface
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Chapter 5: Other Oral Archives of Ancient Coastal Drowning
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Chapter 6: What Else Might We Not Realise We Remember?
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Chapter 7: Have We Underestimated Ourselves?
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