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Zusammenfassung

Aboriginal Bark Canoe by Oswald B. Walters c.1842. New South Wales, Australia.

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australische Ureinwohnerkultur Kanus rinden
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Datum

1842
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Quelle

State Library of New South Wales
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http://commons.wikimedia.org/
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Public Domain

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