Encounters in Place: Outsiders and Aboriginal Australians, 1606-1985Meetings between Aborigines and people from other lands, from the time of the first Dutch contacts in 1606 to the transfer of Uluru to Aboriginal ownership in 1985; protocol of Aboriginal encounters; Johnny Mullagh; Nathaniel Pepper; Ebenezer, Cootamundra; Uluru; Hermannsburg; Coranderrk; Adventure Bay; Cape Grim; Wybelenna; Oyster Cove; Moorundie; Molong; Poonindie; Marree; Moree; Bernier Island; Dorre Island. |
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The Protocol of Aboriginal Encounters | 1 |
Confrontation near Cape Keerweer | 8 |
A Dampierland Tercentennial | 18 |
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