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Part I | |
Making an edgier history of gold | |
'The finger of God': gold's impact on New South Wales | |
Gold-rush Melbourne | |
Labour and trade unionism in Victorian goldmining: Bendigo, 1861-1915 | |
Mullock heaps and tailing mounds: the environmental effects of alluvial goldmining | |
'Men of all nations, except Chinamen': Europeans and Chinese on the goldfields of New South Wales | |
Undesirable persons: race and West Australian mining legislation | |
Golden opportunities? Immigrant workers in Western Australia's eastern goldfields, 1900-65 | |
Eyewitness? Drawings by Oscar of Cooktown | |
Golden reflections: depictions of Aborigines on the North-West Australian goldfields | |
Lasseter's stories: tending the ghosts of desert gold | |
Isla del Oro: seeking New Guinea gold | |
Jukurrpa - golden dreams | |
Mrs Charles Clancy, Lola Montez and Poll the grogseller: glimpses of women on the early Victorian goldfields | |
After the gold rush: material culture and settlement on Victoria's central goldfields | |
Vegetable plots and pleasure gardens of the Victorian goldfields | |
Edward Snell: sketching a fortune | |
Antoine Fauchery: a French artist's view of the goldfields | |
Cinderella's jewellery: the gold-rush brooches of Western Australia | |
A broad brush dipped in gold: the expansion of Australian vision | |
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