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Botany
Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Country & Culture, Languages
Summary: 
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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State Library of NSW
Category: 
Country & Culture, Languages
Summary: 
European explorer John Lhotsky wrote in his journal that he had ‘notated a song which he heard at a corroboree’ although his musical score bears little similarity with Aboriginal musical traditions.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Country & Culture
Summary: 
Image of Corroboree drawn by William Curtis in Wellington NSW, on April 1847.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture
Summary: 
Singer Jonathan Knight performing at the Festival of Biaimi's Nunnghu.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture
Summary: 
Barwon River in high water looking up stream storm clouds.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture, Arts, Objects & Technology
Summary: 
A staged image of a woman standing close to a young kid.
Beerabahn or MacGill, Chief of Bartabah or Lake Macquarie
Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Country & Culture, Languages
Summary: 
Beerabahn (Biraban) was born into a traditional Awabakal way of life at Bahtahbah (Belmont, New South Wales).
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture, Languages
Summary: 
In the 1920s, Mary Jane wrote a local history documenting her early life in the Coonabarabran region. Her reminiscences include 73 Gamilaraay placenames and their meanings in English.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture
Summary: 
Maliyan Diiyan Dance Group performing on the first day of the Festival of Baiame's Ngunnhu.
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Community: 
State Library of NSW
Category: 
Mob, Country & Culture