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Raymond Ingrey (Dharawal, La Perouse) talks about teaching Dharawal in his community.
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Photo of linguists and ethnologists Johnny Malone, 1850-1875. 
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in ‘Sketches in Australia and the South Seas’, 1842–52
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Reverend Threlkeld was determined to share the knowledge he had gained in his time living with the Awabakal people. 
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This drawing depicts a campfire corroboree of Wiradjuri people, observed by two Europeans who are sitting in the foreground. 
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Record of the many different Aboriginal names used to name 'kangaroo', ca. 1857. 
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Michael Jarrett (Gumbaynggirr) tells the story of Birrugan (Southern Cross) in a cave on Valla Beach near Nambucca Heads
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Aunty Diane McNaboe shares stories and a song about her Country
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List of Aboriginal names and words recorded from the Cammeray community between 1884 and 1907. 
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‘out of the water came a monstrous thing …’
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Some of the Awabakal language is preserved Horatio Hale’s notebook. Lent by Western Libraries, Western University, London, Canada
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This manuscript of the Wiradjuri language is as comprehensive as a modern dictionary.