Edward Snell was an artist, engineer and adventurer who captured his experiences in a journal. He passed through Yorke Peninsula in 1850 recording what he saw in hand drawn pictures
A severe fire swept through the Gum Flat area in 1912. It had been a region rich in food sources prior to the arrival of white settlers, and the open grasslands make it perfect for hunting.
Edward Snell was an English artist, engineer and adventurer who captured his experiences in a journal. He passed through Yorke Peninsula in 1850 recording what he saw in hand drawn pictures
Edward Snell was an artist, engineer and adventurer who captured his experiences in a journal. He passed through Yorke Peninsula in 1850 recording what he saw in hand drawn pictures
Anthropological Society of SA | May 1987
agenda of meeting - includes 2.5 pages of information from Allan Parsons of Minlaton "Reminiscences of Natives on Yorke Peninsula, After Closer Settlement" - 4 page document
specifically, see Nharangaa information and map on page 239
24 page research document discussing the inequity in the legal system in South Australia in 1849
Aboriginal History Volume Forty 2016
In particular, page 89: ‘We had to be off by sundown’: Narungga contributions to farming industries on Yorke Peninsula (Guuranda), South Australia by Belinda Liebelt, Amy Roberts, Clem O’Loughlin and Doug Milera
