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NSW & ACT specific bushwalking discussion. Please avoid publishing details of access to sensitive areas with no tracks.Aboriginal history of AAWT
Wed 11 Nov, 2015 8:23 am
Hello,
Does anyone know of some good books, research papers or websites that could tell me a bit about the aboriginal history of the areas around the AAWT?
I did half of it last year and doing the first half next Sunday and am keen to learn more. Do we know which sections of the AAWT actually follow their original travel routes? Are there any sacred or important sites, art, archeology evidence (I know they didn't leave a heavy impact on the land and many years of bushfires may have destroyed anything that was left).
Cheers
Does anyone know of some good books, research papers or websites that could tell me a bit about the aboriginal history of the areas around the AAWT?
I did half of it last year and doing the first half next Sunday and am keen to learn more. Do we know which sections of the AAWT actually follow their original travel routes? Are there any sacred or important sites, art, archeology evidence (I know they didn't leave a heavy impact on the land and many years of bushfires may have destroyed anything that was left).
Cheers
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