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Week 4, windbreak, image, image - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Takes place after the disruption and displacement of the Aboriginal people
      - European tools and designs woven
        into Aboriginal architecture and design
      - Aboriginals attracted to European towns
        and the eventual quarantine of the Aboriginal People
    - - Takes place during the 1850s onwards
      - Missions, reserves and other building designs
        from the government for the aboriginal people
      - The failure of the missions as well the the true
        purpose of civilizing the Aboriginal people
    - - Takes place during the time of colonisation
      - Shelter types responded to the climate
      - The design of the camps structure/placement was based on the different cultural, social and economic activities of the group
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        Thomson, D. (1939). The seasonal factor in human culture. Prehistoric Society Proceedings, 5, 209–221.
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