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Norris and Harney (2014), Songlines and Navigation in Wardaman and other Australian Aboriginal Cultures

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Aboriginal Star Lore

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Custodial and scholarly discussion of selected public knowledge about navigation and songlines

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Aboriginal Star Lore

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Publicly documented Aboriginal astronomical traditions include observational knowledge used for navigation and seasonal timing.

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Published case studies document region-specific Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander observations linking celestial phenomena with seasonal, navigational, social, or cultural knowledge.

Diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditions preserve careful sky observation and connect celestial phenomena with practical, social, and cultural knowledge.
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The age of particular star traditions and the relationship between historical records and living custodial knowledge require case-specific assessment.

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