Material culture and consumer society : dependent colonies in colonial Australia /

Throughout history, material goods have been valued for more than their usefulness; they have also been symbols of status and wealth. During the colonial period of Australia, material goods took on an even more important role for the new arrivals to the island. Material Culture and Consumer Society...

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Main Author:	Staniforth, Mark
Corporate Author:	George Clapp Vaillant Book Fund
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, c2003 New York : ©2003 New York : [2003]
Series:	The Plenum series in underwater archaeology Plenum series in underwater archaeology Plenum series in underwater archaeology
Subjects:	1788 - 1851 1788-1851 Consumers > Colonies > Australia Consumers > Australia > Colonies Material culture > Colonies > Australia Material culture > Australia > Colonies Shipwrecks > Colonies > Australia Shipwrecks > Australia > Colonies Underwater archaeology > Colonies > Australia Underwater archaeology > Australia > Colonies Colonies Consumers History Manners and customs Material culture Shipwrecks Underwater archaeology Australia > History > 1788-1851 Australia > Social life and customs Australia

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