Topics: Culture: North West
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    1941 - view
I still get a feeling of belonging when I go back, even though things have changed. But you can’t change the Spirit” 
  1943 - view
black tracker 
  1944 - view
Aboriginal burial ground south of Norah Head 
  1946 - view
Slowly Aborigines of the Hawkesbury filtered into the “outside world” and were absorbed into white society. Few, if any, relinguished their cultural heritage 
  1960 - view
Awabakal  language, culture and history 
  1974 - view
 frontier relations, customary medicine, firestick farming 
  1976 - view
Black Theatre. Gavi Duncan works as a DJ with Radio Redfern 
  1976 - view
NAISDA (Australia’s first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island contemporary dance company 
  1977 - view
reclaim sacred sites including within the Wattagans 
  1977 - view
 Aboriginal language and culture 
  1977 - view
 Tommy gives talking performances on Darkinung culture and goes to La Perouse where he sells boomerangs made near Tuggerah Lake 
  1977 - view
Aboriginal culture 
  1979 - view
Darkinjung, Wonnarua (Wannarua, Wannerawa) and Awabakal are “hardly more than dialects” of the same language. People who speak the language identify this to Mathews as Darkinjung 
  1980 - view
Aboriginal sites of significance 
  1980 - view
Indigenous people work to identify and struggle to protect significant Aboriginal sites  
  1980 - view
old burial ground 
  1982 - view
“Awabakal Voices” radio show 
  1982 - view
Reburial of Aboriginal remains at  Darlington Estate , Singleton Heights 
  1982 - view
Aboriginal skeleton to be reburied in a recreation reserve 
  1982 - view
The remains are prepared in traditional style: wrapped in a cylinder of ti-tree bark bound in a spiral with leaves” 
  