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to ordain the death of one of their warriors, whose name had been sung while a possum bone discarded after a
Boonwurrung meal, and encased in a kangaroo's leg bone, was roasted. Shortly afterward the named Boonwurrung man died, and the tribe revenged itself on the first Echuca tribesman who then came
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epidemic might have swept through the tribes around Port Philip before 1803, reducing the population. Broome puts forward that two epidemics of smallpox decimated the population of the Kulin tribes by perhaps killing half each time in the 1790s and again around 1830. This theory has been challenged,
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to come again, when they begin eating, and then the native thrusts the spear through them. …Saw several wild dogs on the settlement belonging to the country. …The aborigines tie up the fore foot of their dogs to prevent them going astray, instead of roping them round the neck as we do. At the native
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plenty of trees notched where they had climbed for opossums. …There are herds of forest kangaroo immensely large, a short distance from the settlement, also flocks of emus on the western plains fifty and sixty in a drove. …The country through which I travelled to the Salt Water (Maribyrnong) River
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people, the conflict was a dispute over resources, which resulted in heavy casualties being suffered by the
Boonwurrung. Many Gunnai raids occurred to abduct Boonwurrung women. The Yowengerra had almost been completely annihilated by 1836, largely as a result of attacks from the Gunai. During
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Yalukit-willam would spend up to a few weeks in one spot, depending on the water and food supply. Major camps were often set up close to permanent fresh water, leaving archaeological evidence of the places they lived. These archaeological sites include surface scatters,
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and various fungi. Murnong grew all year was best eaten in spring. Tubers were collected in vast amounts in string bags. Fresh murnong could be eaten raw, or if less fresh, murnong could be roasted or baked in earth ovens. Murnong used to grow in great amounts along the
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cherries in a certain spot under the tree, conceal themselves above with a clear place for them to thrust the spear down. At day dawn the emu is heard coming by the noise it makes, and if this is a tree they have been at before they are sure
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were never staffed by whites and were not permanent camps, but acted as distribution depots where rations and blankets were distributed, with the intention being to keep the tribes away from the growing settlement of
Melbourne. The
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Injury or death to a tribal member usually resulted in a conference to assess the facts, and, where thought unlawful, revenge was taken. In 1839, after one or two
Boonwurrung/Woiwurrung were killed, a party of 15 men left for
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Men were the primary hunters. They hunted kangaroos, possums, kangaroo rats, bandicoots, wombats and lizards. They also caught fish and eels and collected shellfish. Some
Boonwurrung people made seasonal trips in canoes to
762:, also acted to protect the colonists as part of their duty of hospitality. Derrimut later became very disillusioned and died in the Benevolent Asylum at the age of about 54 years in 1864. A few colonists erected a
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with at least 10 Wathaurong victims, would be jointly managed above the 160 m (520 ft) line. However these new boundaries are disputed by some
Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung people, including N'arweet
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attributes the widespread fields of murrnong in certain areas to active farming by
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highly detailed knowledge of their Country. This knowledge was passed from one generation to the next. They had to work only about five hours a day. Dogs were important and ceremonially buried.
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Great enmity existed in particular between the Boonwurrung and the eastern Gunai, who were later deemed responsible for playing a role in the drastic reduction of the tribe's population.
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country, they required outsiders to observe certain ritual prohibitions and to learn their language if the newcomers were to enter their land without harm.
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that spoke the Boonwurrung language and were connected through cultural and mutual interests, totems, trading initiatives, and marriage ties. Each had an
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and other creeks in the area and covered the plain to the west. These murnong fields were destroyed by the introduction of sheep. Scholar
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by the early settlers, and were in alliance with other tribes in the Kulin nation, having particularly strong ties to the
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principal, the trees she-oak, wattle, honeysuckle. Saw a blue flower, thorny appearance. Numerous old native huts.”
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whose lands, waters, and cosmos encompassed some 3,000 square miles (7,800 km) of territory around
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to visit their territory. It was arranged by word of mouth, passing from Echuca through the
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A Peep at the Blacks': A History of Tourism at Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, 1863–1924
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the advent of the smallpox was associated with s serpent,
1884:. No. 9, 428. Melbourne. 1 September 1876. p. 7
1729:"Action plan to support Victoria's indigenous barristers"
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820:Station, named after the Woiwurrung word for the
816:and requested ownership of the site. This became
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295:Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
170:Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
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249:. To the southeast, it extended from
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2040:McGaw, Janet; Pieris, Anoma (2014).
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1747:Clark, Ian; Briggs, Carolyn (2011).
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51:Regions with significant populations
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1876:"The Coranderrk Aboriginal Station"
1868:"Conversations with Richard Fidler"
1727:Chadwick, Vince (28 January 2013).
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2225:. In Bride, Thomas Francis (ed.).
2005:The Good Country: Cranbourne Shire
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2227:Letters from Victorian Pioneers
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688:Yonki Yonka, a Boonwurrung man.
78:Australian Aboriginal mythology
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2864:Victoria Archaeological Survey
2807:Mount William stone axe quarry
2065:Munro, Kate (14 August 2014).
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229:, part of Boonwurrung Country.
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2685:Registered Aboriginal Parties
1870:. ABC Radio. 1 February 2016.
1655:. Melbourne University Press.
1302:National Library of Australia
1223:Eddie, Rachel (1 July 2021).
938:– headman of the Boonwurrung.
556:gum, the pith of tree ferns,
303:registered Aboriginal Parties
227:Bunurong Marine National Park
2915:Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006
2800:Lake Bolac stone arrangement
2758:Carisbrook stone arrangement
1649:"Briggs, Louisa (1836–1925)"
1580:Boon Wurrung Foundation 2013
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3143:History of Victoria (state)
1945:Fels, Marie Hansen (2011).
1756:. Hobsons Bay City Council.
1322:Grayden, Christine (2010).
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365:and, as custodians of this
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166:Registered Aboriginal Party
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2198:Shillinglaw, John Joseph
1850:Aboriginal Studies Press
1688:Broome, Richard (2005).
1069:, pp. 84–85, 89–90)
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149:. They were called the
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2779:Grampians National Park
2239:Tindale, Norman Barnett
1842:; Heydon, Toby (2004).
1647:Barwick, Laura (2005).
1388:Clark & Heydon 2004
1273:Clark & Heydon 2004
1175:Clark & Briggs 2011
599:Early European invasion
2080:Pascoe, Bruce (2018).
2013:Howitt, Alfred William
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2003:Gunson, Niel (1968).
1761:Clark, Ian D (1990).
1666:A History of Victoria
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1324:"The Bunurong People"
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1796:. pp. 135–139.
1462:, p. 116, n.17.
928:(1943– 2022), actor.
885:Boonwurrung Dreaming
536:Murnong (Yam Daisy).
445:Boonwurrung-Bulluk:
423:, and the area from
243:Mornington Peninsula
182:Boonwurrung language
62:Boonwurrung language
3031:Gippsland massacres
3003:Blood Hole massacre
2878:State organisations
2821:Sunbury earth rings
2154:. Harriland Press.
1898:Dixon, Robert M. W.
1558:, pp. 338–340.
1486:, pp. 126–127.
1474:, pp. 106–107.
1001:(an eastern tribal
782:Aboriginal reserves
674:Carrum Carrum Swamp
653:Gunai/Kurnai people
499:History and culture
407:Carrum Carrum Swamp
259:Wilson's Promontory
209:, meaning "no" and
37:
3080:Northern Territory
2814:New Guinea II cave
1983:Aboriginal History
1627:Aboriginal History
1534:, pp. 336ff..
994:Putnaroo, Putmaroo
922:
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385:, or clan leader.
293:In June 2021, the
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139:Wilsons Promontory
131:traditional owners
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2974:
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2886:Heritage Victoria
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2674:Lake Boga mission
2258:978-0-708-10741-6
2189:978-0-522-85064-2
2139:978-0-869-14346-9
2091:978-1-921248-01-6
2057:978-1-317-59894-7
2032:978-1-108-00632-3
2007:. F. W. Cheshire.
1965:978-1-921-86212-0
1917:978-0-521-47378-1
1859:978-0-855-75469-3
1831:978-3-110-46824-3
1822:Walter de Gruyter
1772:978-0-909685-41-6
1705:978-1-74114-569-4
1696:Allen & Unwin
1680:978-1-107-29277-2
1661:Blainey, Geoffrey
1189:, p. v, map.
1039:Possum-skin cloak
964:Alternative names
720:Maribyrnong River
718:who explored the
646:Baudin expedition
605:Lieutenant Murray
434:Yallock-Bullock:
355:as he moved from
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2584:Wemba-Wemba
2570:Wadawurrung
2556:Tatungalung
2528:Ngooraialum
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2437:Gunaikurnai
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1199:Howitt 2010
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814:Healesville
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758:, from the
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627:Lady Nelson
610:Lady Nelson
451:Cape Schank
429:Mount Eliza
357:Yarra Flats
323:Albert Park
253:through to
187:Boonwurrung
119:Bun wurrung
111:Boonwurrung
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3132:Categories
3087:Queensland
3045:Munangabum
3024:Coranderrk
2751:Box Gulley
2720:Wurundjeri
2713:Wathaurung
2646:Coranderrk
2612:Wurundjeri
2605:Wotjobaluk
2598:Woiwurrung
2577:Warkawarka
2563:Taungurung
2521:Minyambuta
2514:Mardidjali
2360:Bungandidj
2100:1038067363
1609:"About Us"
1592:Clark 1990
1568:Munro 2014
1544:Clark 2015
1508:Clark 2015
1496:Clark 2015
1187:Clark 1995
1131:Dixon 2002
1019:term for '
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826:Lake Tyers
818:Coranderrk
806:Black Spur
802:Taungurung
760:Wurundjeri
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726:as far as
715:Cumberland
665:Wurundjeri
623:stone axes
481:, that is
436:Bass River
417:Mordialloc
395:: East of
251:Mordialloc
159:Wurundjeri
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2793:Kow Swamp
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2549:Pangerang
2535:Ngurelban
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