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This map shows that Dharawal people have been living in and around Gamay (Botany Bay) for tens of thousands of years. 
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Whether by design or for cultural reasons, Aboriginal languages have a complex system of protocols as a way to protect language, culture or people. 
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Select specimens from nature … by Thomas Skottowe, drawings by TR Browne, 1813
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Coastal Sydney: Journal kept on board the Sirius during a voyage to New South Wales, 1787-91.
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Michael Jarrett (Gumbaynggirr) sings the Wuuban (Bloodwood) tree song around a campfire in a cave on Valla Beach near Nambucca Heads
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Photo of linguists and ethnologists Johnny Malone, 1850-1875. 
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Ngarigu words collected by John H Pettit in 'Letters home to England'
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These Awabakal men were painted in 1818 by Major James Wallis, the Commandant at Newcastle. 
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Reminiscences on Mary Jane Cain and life on Burra Bee Dee Mission by Aunty Maureen Sulter (Gamilaraay, Coonabarabran).