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The 37 pages that link to Aboriginal Australians, each with the reason it gives.

• James CookRelated: Cook’s arrival on the east coast initiated a lasting encounter with British colonial power.

• First FleetRelated: The expedition’s arrival began a period of dispossession and profound disruption for Aboriginal communities.

• British colonization of AustraliaRelated: Colonization transformed their access to land, law, livelihoods, and communities.

• EucalyptusRelated: Eucalypts have cultural, practical, and ecological significance in Aboriginal lands and knowledge systems.

• QueenslandRelated: Aboriginal peoples have lived in the region now called Queensland for tens of thousands of years.

• OceaniaRelated: Their histories in Australia extend across tens of thousands of years.

• ThylacineRelated: Rock art and oral histories contribute evidence about the thylacine’s long coexistence with people.

• European colonization of OceaniaRelated: British settlement dispossessed Aboriginal peoples and disrupted societies with deep connections to Country.

• Sydney CoveRelated: The British settlement occupied the Country of the Gadigal people.

• Torres StraitRelated: Aboriginal communities live on the strait’s southern coast and nearby islands.

• BennelongNarrower topic: Bennelong’s historical significance is inseparable from the ongoing presence of Aboriginal peoples.

• EoraNarrower topic: Eora identity belongs within the broader diversity of Aboriginal peoples.

• Indigenous AustraliansBroader topic: This term names one of the two peoples included in the collective label.

• Western AustraliaRelated: Aboriginal peoples have enduring cultures and connections to lands throughout Western Australia.

• Sahul ShelfRelated: Ancestors of Aboriginal Australians lived in landscapes that included the exposed shelf.

• Torres Strait IslandersCompared with: Torres Strait Islanders are distinct Indigenous peoples, though some communities also identify as Aboriginal.

• Australian AlpsRelated: Aboriginal nations have longstanding cultural connections to alpine country.

• DreamingNarrower topic: The Dreaming is a broad label applied across traditions that differ among Aboriginal peoples.

• European exploration of AustraliaNarrower topic: Their existing knowledge of Country guided travel through places Europeans treated as newly discovered.

• Northern TerritoryRelated: Aboriginal peoples have deep histories and continuing communities across the territory.

• Daisy BatesNarrower topic: Bates’s ethnographic work focused on Aboriginal communities, though her portrayals often reflected colonial assumptions.

• Oodgeroo NoonuccalNarrower topic: Noonuccal belonged to the Noonuccal people of Minjerribah, now North Stradbroke Island.

• Charles PerkinsNarrower topic: Perkins’s identity and campaigns belong to the histories of Aboriginal peoples.

• DidgeridooNarrower topic: The instrument belongs to Aboriginal Australian cultural traditions, not a single uniform culture.

• Mount KosciuszkoRelated: The mountain lies in Country with deep Aboriginal histories that predate its European naming.

• History of AustraliaNarrower topic: Their societies and continuing histories long predate European settlement.

• Rainbow SerpentNarrower topic: Rainbow Serpent traditions belong to particular Aboriginal communities, not to a single uniform culture.

• HMS EndeavourRelated: Endeavour’s arrival brought the expedition into contact with Aboriginal communities on the east coast.

• A. P. ElkinNarrower topic: Elkin’s research concerned the many societies encompassed by this broad, diverse population.

• ArabanooNarrower topic: Arabanoo’s life belongs to the broader history of Aboriginal peoples under colonisation.

• Camilla WedgwoodRelated: Wedgwood’s Australian work engaged with Indigenous communities and their circumstances.

• Culture of AustraliaRelated: Their cultures and continuing presence are foundational to Australia’s identity and public life.

• Dirk HartogCompared with: Their presence on the continent long predates Hartog’s European arrival.

• History of New South WalesNarrower topic: Their societies and continuing presence predate the state and British colonization by millennia.

• Marcia LangtonNarrower topic: Their histories and continuing rights are central to Langton’s scholarship and public writing.

• Prehistory of AustraliaRelated: Their societies and histories span the entire period considered here.

• Western PlateauRelated: Aboriginal nations have enduring connections to plateau lands and waters.