Aboriginal engineering in New England

By Jim Belshaw
Updated September 14 2017 - 2:05pm, first published 1:45pm
Practical: The heritage-listed Brewarrina fish traps are one of the largest surviving examples of Aboriginal engineering.
Practical: The heritage-listed Brewarrina fish traps are one of the largest surviving examples of Aboriginal engineering.

This column continues my exploration of New England’s built landscape and associated architecture looking at housing, food production and communications in Aboriginal New England.

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