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A Lower Lachlan Survey • Pastoralism and the Landscape: A lower Lachlan Survey Anne 0 'Kane Cannon A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy Department of Prehistory and Historical Archaeology The University of Sydney 1992 Volume II N.T. QL·D W.A.: - ~ ·~A . ·- - -S ~ 1-\. - -- ------. ·-· .... .•.t__...- ... ,_ N.S.W. ·, 4 ~Vic. Tas. # ___ ......_~·- ._ -~eJ·Y - SOU .TH .. ... ~~~ WALES -·· - . .... ·--·- Lake Cargelhoo • .... ..... Sydney ACT 200km Fig. Al: Map of New South Wales showing the location of the lower Lachlan area. Al (/) ~ 1:! ..... 1-.t()q ~ . ~. l'V~ LEGEND ~ 0 Wkm .. l46°E I I Maio Road ~~ Sto t:s"'d StJ:uvation Tanlc • • • • • • Railway 'woolslud o D s ~ 0 Town <b e-t­ ''Coan Downs" • C/) t::r ... 0 ('1) MtAI/en • Homestead ~ en 518m "o "" ~ g_ Mount Hope 0c-t-~ ~~('1) (/) ~ c-t- ....~~. 0 g ~ • (/) .... t:SooDero1 t:s > ~Oq t-.:) <b ..._ 0 ..... (') Roto ,oonthumble" ,-IlL t:s ~ • v:.. "Brotherony" ..0 c-t- 1:! .... 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