Aboriginal Australians of the Northern Territory, defined by the Warlpiri language, one of Australia's most-studied desert language groups, with approximately 5,000–6,000 people living north and west of Alice Springs.
An award-winning, accessible account of how Aboriginal peoples across the continent managed their country, the standard general-reader entry point on pre-contact Aboriginal Australia.
Influential account challenging the 'hunter-gatherer' narrative, arguing Aboriginal Australians practised systematic agriculture and land management.
How archaeology uncovered 65,000 years of Aboriginal Australia — broad context for this people’s deep history.