Coastal Sydney: Kangaroo and grass tree
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Record of the many different Aboriginal names used to name 'kangaroo', ca. 1857. Description:
The full catalogue record is online at: http://archival.sl.nsw.gov.au/Details/archive/110041703.
Traditional Knowledge:
The Australian marsupial that’s most recognisable to people around the world is the kangaroo. Across mainland Australia, it’s known by depending upon whose Country you are visiting at the time.
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ca. 1857Contributor:
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PXD 9 item 35Type:
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