When work started in 1993 to reconstruct the lost Aboriginal language of Tasmania, the idea was to ... than 300 place names on its own interactive map, with pronunciation recordings, and is ...

The man was shot dead on Tasmania’s Shannon River in possibly the 1820s or 1830s, and his head removed “in order to service (the) trade in Aboriginal body parts”. The only thing known about ...

For many years, it was believed that the Aboriginal people of Tasmania had become extinct and that their culture, languages, and customs were lost due to the devastating impact of British colonialism.

Tasmania can be found just south of the southeastern ... a lighthouse, the Tiagarra Aboriginal Culture & Art Centre and the Devonport Oval, a rugby and cricket venue. Devonport is also ...

The man was shot dead on Tasmania's Shannon River in possibly the 1820s or 1830s, and his head removed "in order to service (the) trade in Aboriginal body parts." The only thing known about him is ...

“It would be unacceptable for these ancestral remains to be used for research, teaching or exhibitions purposes:” A Tasmanian Aboriginal murder victim’s skull held in Scotland for 170 years ...

The University of Aberdeen has repatriated a murdered Aboriginal man's remains, thought to have been obtained during a colonial conquest in Tasmania. It is believed the young man was decapitated ...