Introduction
In 1967, Jim Bowler, a geologist at the Australian
National University, began a survey of then un-named lake basins in western
NSW. Within 14 years, that area, the Willandra Lakes System, was to become
one of Australia's World Heritage areas.
Compiled in a CD, it traces that journey
of discovery from un-named lakes to the spectacular discoveries of Mungo
Man and related archaeological treasures.
It is a story of Ice Age Australia and the
earliest Australians through to their modern community descendants, the
Aboriginal people of that region today.
This is a story telling package. It tells
of:
- Australia's extraordinary natural and
human history
- swings in Australia's Ice Age climate
and environment
- lifestyles of Ice Age Australians
- early human-land relationships so essential
to our understanding of the present
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Jim Bowler
This CD provides new, ground
breaking information, much of which has not been published elsewhere.
It enables you to "see"
more than the average tourist sees by visiting the site.
It is Jim Bowler's lifetime
research - a fantastic resource.
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