Topics: Culture: North West
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Darkinung genealogy and country
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Eagle-hawk totem of the Awabakal
2003 - view
203 Aboriginal drawings is discovered, some dated at 4,000 years old
2003 - view
As a boy, Alf swims from the point to the Woy Woy side. He would cross by means of native canoe to Riley’s Island, then to Bedlam (Saratoga) where he would feast on fish and opossum with the Aboriginal boys
2003 - view
Darkinjung language
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Aboriginal ceremonial sites, some with rock carvings which still exist, are mainly located to the west of Wollombi in the Yengo National Park
2005 - view
Aboriginal cultural site (“Place of the Gods” heritage site)
2006 - view
compensation for cultural heritage destruction
2006 - view
Wonnarua cultural heritage
2007 - view
traditional Aboriginal dancing performed by the Peninsula Indigenous Performing Arts Dance group
2008 - view
cultural camping complex identifies cultural heritage and pathways across the wider Finchley area
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Finchley’s numerous engraving and art sites
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Biame’s cave at Milbrodale
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Lizard Rock near Broke
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Legend of the Lizard
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A yellow rock near Broke is its head and the ridgeline between the two sites is its body
2008 - view
Tom Miller and Victor Perry identify pathways and creation stories associated with the Burning Mountain at Wingen
2008 - view
Gamilaraay raiding party to Broke to steal women for wives
2008 - view
In ancient times, Wa-boo-ee, the demon-spirit of the Wollombi tribe who controlled the seasons, springs from Devil’s Rock to land on Mt Yengo and step up into the sky. Another creation story is associated with the pathways of Tiddalik, a giant frog who lived in the Wollombi Valley and drank more than his share of the Wollombi Brook
2008 - view
“When the moon cried and formed Moon Lagoon, Belmont”