ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANA –

p. ix refers to local place names and their meanings (languages not given); pp. 119-120 camp at the top end of Khancoban and the annual trek to Mt Townsend for the bogong feast; raids by the Monaro warriors; p. 160 Aboriginal visits to the Walwa valley for possum; mentions Black Mag and her daughters p. 25, 32, 56; Black Charlotte p. 56; Thomas Mitchell lived at Tangambalanga for 22 years and while there became Protector of Aborigines; mentions his dealings with Merriman and his involvement in the Faithfull Massacre p. 96-97.

• ix, 175 pages : maps ; 25 cm. First Edition #180925

• • Maps on lining papers.
  • Bibliography: p. 165.

  • First Nations (AIATSIS) Subject:

    • Animals – Invertebrates – Insects – Butterflies / Moths
    • Race relations – Violent
    • Race relations – Violent – Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. – To 1900
    • Hunting, gathering and fishing
    • Economic sectors – Agriculture and horticulture – Pastoral industry
    • Settlement and contacts – Settlers
    • Animals – Mammals – Marsupials – Possums / Gliders / Cuscus
    • Ngarigo / Ngarigu people (S46) (NSW SJ55-04)
    • River Murray (SW NSW, N Vic, SE SA SI54, SI55)
    • Khancoban (SW NSW SJ55-03)
    • Pine Mountain (E Vic SJ55-03)

    Subject:

    • Victoria. Murray Valley, to 1980
    • Murray River Valley (N.S.W.-S.A.) — History
    • Victoria — History