Early European writers frequently opined that Aboriginal people valued their camp dingoes as highly as their own children, if not more; would mourn the loss of a tamed dingo with more profound grief than that of a child, and so on (e.g., [88,99,155,167,168,169]). Such a notion, ...
Early European writers frequently opined that Aboriginal people valued their camp dingoes as highly as their own children, if not more; would mourn the loss of a tamed dingo with more profound grief than that of a child, and so on (e.g., [88,99,155,167,168,169]). Such a notion, ...