Cage of Ghosts is a landmark publication. In this richly illustrated and thought-provoking book, photographer and writer Jon Rhodes takes the reader on a search for reminders of the almost invisible Indigenous presence in south-eastern Australia, where the impact of European settlement has been the most intense. Without making a conscious effort, it possible to travel all over this part of Australia, in contrast to the Centre, and never come across any significant Aboriginal places. Or to ever realise that, only a little over two centuries ago, hundreds of distinct tribes of hunter-gatherers had occupied this land for many thousands of years.

Contents:
1. The French or George French Angas? -- 2. Mr Campbell's obsession -- 3. Walk by Bondi -- 4. Regrooved in 1964 -- 5. Big man and two women -- 6. The caged carved trees of Collymongle -- 7. Bunjil's cage -- 8. Wanniassa's war memorials.

Includes bibliographical references and index.