Wara Wara Wai
How Indigenous Australians Discovered Captain Cook and what they tell about the coming of the ghost people
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This book explores the journey along Australia's east coast to reclaim Indigenous place names and stories that were displaced by Captain Cook's naming conventions.
Through extensive interviews with elders and traditional owners, the authors reveal the diverse perspectives of First Nations people on the arrival of the Endeavour.
The narratives share creation stories and sacred sites, highlighting the cultural significance of the landscape and the impact of colonial encounters.
The authors aim to contribute to truth-telling and reconciliation by presenting the history of Australia from the perspective of its First Nations people.
It serves as a resource for understanding the rich heritage and deep connection to country that has been passed down through generations.
Through extensive interviews with elders and traditional owners, the authors reveal the diverse perspectives of First Nations people on the arrival of the Endeavour.
The narratives share creation stories and sacred sites, highlighting the cultural significance of the landscape and the impact of colonial encounters.
The authors aim to contribute to truth-telling and reconciliation by presenting the history of Australia from the perspective of its First Nations people.
It serves as a resource for understanding the rich heritage and deep connection to country that has been passed down through generations.
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