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The Edge of Memory

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by Patrick Nunn


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  Acknowledgements

  For guiding me through ways of hearing, reading and understanding ancient stories, I would especially like to thank Marjorie Le Berre, Earle de Blonville, Jen Carter, Rita Compatangelo-Soussignan,
Axel Creach, Marie-Yvane Daire, Robert Dixon, Paul Geraghty, Diane Goodwillie, Duane Hamacher, Roselyn Kumar, Frédéric Le Blay, Bruce Masse, Sepeti Matararaba, Elia Nakoro, Petra Nunn, Nick Reid, John Runman, Margaret Sharpe and Dorothy Vitaliano as well as numerous others who have encouraged and challenged me. I thank the competent team at Bloomsbury, especially Jim Martin and Anna MacDiarmid, as well as my copy editor Krystyna Mayer. My family could not have been more supportive – to them this book is dedicated.

  Index

  Adansonia gregorii here

  agriculture here, here

  animals here, here

  animal domestication here, here

  climate change here

  ice ages here

  migrations here

  Antarctic Cold Reversal here

  Antarctica here

  Dome C here

  asteroids here

  Atlantis here, here

  Australia here

  climate here, here, here

  postglacial sea-level rise here, here, here

  Terra Australis here, here

  volcanic activity here

  Australian Aboriginals here, here, here, here, here

  bunyip here, here, here

  coastal drowning stories here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  DNA here

  Dreaming (Tjukurrpa) here, here, here

  earliest known settlements here

  meteor falls stories here

  Mungo Man here

  Rainbow Serpent here, here, here

  rock art here, here, here, here

  use of controlled fires here, here

  volcanic activity stories here, here, here

  water access here, here

  Banks, Joseph here

  baobab trees here

  Barker, Collet here

  Bate Bay, Australia here

  Bathurst Island, Australia here

  bedrock here, here, here, here, here

  Berndt, Ronald and Catherine here

  birds here

  bolides here, here

  Borre, Norway here

  Botany Bay, Australia here

  Bremer Bay, Australia here, here, here

  British here, here, here

  collection of Aboriginal stories here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  observations of Australia here

  British Isles here

  Brittany, France here

  Brue Reef, Australia here

  Bujangga Manik here

  Cairns, Australia here

  Cape Cod, Massachusetts here

  Cape Don, Australia here

  Carnac Island, Australia here

  Carpenter’s Gap, Australia here

  Caucasus Mountains, Eurasia here

  cave dwellers here

  cave painting here

  Channel Islands (Îles de la Manche) here

  Channel Islands, California here

  charcoal here

  clathrate-gun hypothesis here

  climate change here, here

  clothing here

  coastal drowning here, here

  Bate Bay, Australia here

  Bathurst and Melville Islands, Australia here

  Botany Bay, Australia here

  Bremer Bay, Australia here, here

  Brittany, France here

  Brue Reef, Australia here

  Cairns, Australia here

  Cape Don, Australia here

  Elcho Island, Australia here

  Fowler’s Bay, Australia here

  Gippsland, Australia here

  Goulburn Islands, Australia here

  Gulf of Carpenteria, Australia here

  Hinchinbrook and Palm Islands, Australia here

  Kangaroo Island, Australia here

  MacDonnell Bay, Australia here

  Moreton and North Stradbroke Islands, Australia here

  Nullarbor Desert, Australia here

  Oyster Harbour, Australia here, here

  Port Phillip Bay, Australia here

  Rottnest, Carnac and Garden Islands, Australia here

  sea-level changes and coastal drowning stories from north-west Europe here

  Spencer Gulf, Australia here, here, here, here

  White-topped Rocks, Australia here

  see also sea levels

  Cook, James here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  cooling here, here, here, here

  cooperation here, here

  coral reefs here

  Cornwall, England here

  Cosgrove Track, Australia here, here, here

  Crater Lake, Oregon here, here, here, here, here

  crops here

  Dampier, William here

  Dawson, James ‘Jimmy’ here

  Dead Sea here

  Delphic Oracle, Ancient Greece here

  denudation here, here

  Derinzy, Mrs here

  Devil’s Lair, Australia here

  dingoes here

  Diprotodon here

  Dixon, Robert The Languages of Australia here, here

  DNA here

  Doggerland here, here, here

  Dwaraka, India here, here

  earthquakes here, here

  Helike Earthquake, Mediterranean 373 BC here

  island collapses here

  Lisbon Earthquake, Portugal 1755 here

  Newcastle Earthquake, Australia 1989 here

  Rann of Kachchh, India here

  East Anglia, England here

  El Niño here, here

  El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) here, here

  Elcho Island, Australia here

  Emerson, Ralph Waldo here

  EPICA (European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica) here

  Eratosthenes here

  extinct animals here, here, here

  australia here

  birds here

  hominids here

  ice age fauna here

  megafaunal extinctions here, here, here

  Fiji here, here

  fish species here

  flank collapses here

  Flinders, Matthew here, here, here, here

  forests here, here

  submerged forests here, here

  Fowler’s Bay, Australia here

  fur-seal hunting here

  Garden Island, Australia here

  Genyornis newtoni here, here

  Gippsland, Australia here

  Goulburn Islands, Australia here

  Great Barrier Reef, Australia here, here

  Gribble, Ernest here

  Gulf of Carpenteria, Australia here

  Haliichthys taeniophorus here

  Hall, Thomas here

  Hawaii here, here

  Haygarth, Henry here

  Hillman, John W. here

  Hinchinbrook Island, Australia here

  history here

  Holocene Interglacial here

  hominids here, here

  Homo floriensis here

  Homo sapiens here, here, here

  migrations here

  hotspots here, here

  Hull, William here

  ice ages here, here, here

  fauna here

  Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  melting ice here

  rising sea levels here

  Iceland here, here

  imagination here, here, here

  impact craters here

  Indian sacred texts here

  Indonesia here

  Ireland here

  island collapses here

  Fatu Haku, Marquesas Islands here

  Teonimenu, Solomon Islands here

  isostatic rebound here, here

  Japan here, here

  Kangaroo Island, Australia here

  Kerguelen Islands here

  Kerguelen-Trémarec, Yves de here, here

  Klamath here, here, here, here, here, here

  La Cotte de St Brelade, Jersey here

&nb
sp; La Niña here, here

  land movements here, here

  clathrate-gun hypothesis here

  rising and sinking here, here

  landslides here

  islands here

  Storegga Slide here

  language here, here

  Australian Aboriginals here, here, here

  Last Glacial here

  Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  Last Interglacial here

  Le Berre, Marjorie here

  legacy stories here

  literacy here, here, here, here, here

  Loch Ness Monster here

  Louis XV of France here

  Macassar here

  MacDonnell Bay, Australia here

  Magellan, Ferdinand here

  Mahabalipuram, India here, here

  Mahabharata here

  Malakunanja, Australia here, here, here

  Manet, François here

  mangroves here

  Maui here

  McCrae, Georgiana here

  Mediterranean Sea here

  meltwater here

  Meltwater Pulse 1A (MWP-1A) here

  Melville Island, Australia here

  memory here, here

  Dreaming (Tjukurrpa) here, here, here

  meteorite strikes here, here, here, here

  Australia here

  Campo del Cielo, Argentina here

  Tunguska, Siberia here, here

  migrations here

  Mimbi Caves, Australia here

  Mitchell, Sir Thomas here

  Moore, George Fletcher here

  Moreton Island, Australia here

  Mt Eacham, Australia here, here, here, here

  Mt Eccles, Australia here, here, here, here

  Mt Fuji (Fujisan), Japan here

  Mt Gambier, Australia here, here, here

  Mt Mazama here, here, here, here

  Mt Muirhead, Australia here, here

  Mt Schank, Australia here, here

  Mt St Helens here

  Mungo Man here

  myth here

  euhemeristic myth here

  Native Americans here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here

  Nauwalabila, Australia here, here, here

  New Guinea here

  Nile Delta here

  Nisqually here

  North Stradbroke Island, Australia here

  Nullarbor Desert, Australia here

  oral tradition here, here, here

  Dreaming (Tjukurrpa) here, here, here

  memory here

  tale types here

 

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