Ngadjuri country -- Ngadjuri language -- Ngadjuri Dreaming -- Traditional Ngadjuri life -- Archaeology of Ngadjuri country -- European explorers and disease -- Resistance to invasion 1840 - early 1850s -- Ngadjuri are dispossessed of their land 1840s - 1900s -- Oral histories -- Shared history and the future -- Ngadjuri history in South Australia since 1800: an activity for learning -- Appendices: Warrior family geneaology, Fred McGrath family genealogy, Armstrong family geneaology
Summary
The mid north region of South Australia was one of the first areas in South Australia invaded by Europeans after colonisation. The environment included vast tracks of arable soils, lightly wooded, and desirable farming land. As a result the Indigenous inhabitants found it hard with invasion, this is their story
Notes
Authors: Fred Warrior, Fran Knight, Sue Anderson, Adele Pring
"Ngadjuri Walpa Juri Lands and Heritage Association"
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical referernces
Notes
Text in English; with some Ngadjuri and a Ngadjuri vocabulary
