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The ‘Pascoe Fiasco’: 3 Thoughts on the ‘Dark Emu’ Debate

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The ‘Pascoe Fiasco’: 3 Thoughts on the ‘Dark Emu’ Debate
Part of National Reconciliation Week 2016, the installation is for Australians to reflect on Australias national identity and the place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures in the nation's story. William West /AFP via Getty Images
Anthony Dillon
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The “Pascoe fiasco” has well and truly been in overdrive since the release of Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe’s “Farmers or Hunter-Gathers? The Dark Emu Debate,“ which expertly points out the many errors in the Dark Emu theory.
Anthony Dillon
Anthony Dillon
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Dr. Anthony Dillon is an honorary fellow at the Institute of Positive Psychology and Education at the Australian Catholic University. He is a regular commentator on Australian Indigenous affairs and has worked in the field for two decades.
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