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Songlines: How Indigenous Australians use music to mark geography

Article: Songlines: How Indigenous Australians use music to mark geography

Explains how Songlines are used to navigate Australia. (The music of Liza Lim, page 13)

Website: http://basementgeographer.blogspot.com.au/2010/10/songlines-how-indigenous-australians.html

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