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On Taungurung Land

First Page
Preliminary pages
Acknowledgements
Note on terminology
Preface
Introduction: Meeting and working with Uncle Roy
Part 1: Sharing Taungurung history
1. An overview of Taungurung history since invasion
2. Acheron Aboriginal Station: Land that ‘ever should be theirs’
3. Mohican Aboriginal Station: ‘Forced miles from the spot they cherished’
4. Breaking up Mohican Aboriginal Station: ‘They got sick of being shunted around’
5. Children of Coranderrk, 1870–86
Part 2: Sharing Taungurung culture
6. ‘Knowledge cost ya nothing and is not heavy to carry around’: Taungurung bush tucker, bush medicine and bushcraft
7. ‘Without culture, you’ve got nothing’: Taungurung cultural heritage
8. Conclusion
Bibliography

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