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This is Our Country | View from the Shore | ABC Australia
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Gamay, also known as Botany Bay, provided Gamayngal, the people belonging to Botany Bay, the resources needed to thrive for many generations. The old people taught the Gamayngal that their language is inseparable from their country.
In collaboration with the National Museum of Australia’s exhibition marking the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s voyage to Australia, this collection focuses on the history and culture of Indigenous communities along Australia’s east coast, from the locations Cook wrote about in his journals from that fateful voyage.
The National Museum of Australia’s exhibition, Endeavour VoyageThe Untold Stories of Cook and the First Australians, which is now open. The online exhibition can be viewed here
Thank you to Raymond Ingrey, Robert Cooley and the Gamay Rangers for sharing their time and knowledge
Editor
Peter O’Donoghue
Produced by
Dayvis Heyne
Carmen Pratap
Produced on Gweagal and Gadigal country
Produced by the ABC. Financed with the assistance of the National Museum of Australia.
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