[http://www.igougo.com/journal-j51619-Darwin-The_Top_End_of_Australia.html]What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin?
How long ago was the first European settlement started in the Darwin area?
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin,
all those years ago.
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Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory
d.s h.w.r
Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory
d.s h.w.r
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin? Wagaman
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin? Wagaman Nick J
the establishment of a settlement at Port Darwin in 1869
d.s h.w.r
Darwin was founded in 1869 and was originally called Palmerston before being renamed Port Darwin in 1911. The harbour was discovered in 1839 by the Captain of the Beagle, John Lort Stokes, who named it after a former shipmate, British evolutionist Charles Darwin.
there would have been no sport. you would of had to walk around in bare feet. there would have been no transportion. evrthing would of had to be done by hand. not much food suple.
d.s h.w.r
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin,
all those years ago.
No foot balls, soccer balls, no basketball, no buildings, no shops, no houses.
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin,
all those years ago.
No foot balls, soccer balls, no basketball, no buildings, no shops, no houses.
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin?
the people spoke Wagiman
Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory. At the moment there are about ten people who speak Wagiman, mostly old people. Wagiman belongs to what linguists call the non-Pama-Nyungan language family.
It is widely assumed that the first human presence in the South Atlantic Falkland Islands was European, yet Hawkins in 1594 noted a populated island with “many Fires” and Darwin observed in 1834 that canoes were among the driftwood on the Falklands, presumably having come from Tierra del Fuego.
I’m an aboriginal
Not much technology.
They would have saw feet from walking around bare footed.
I would have taken ages to travel without cars.
No cyclone proof stuff.
There houses would have been wood and sticks.
Nik Q
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin? It is Wagiman.
How long ago was the first European settlement started in the Darwin area?
The European settlement was 139 years ago.
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin, all those years ago.
01.People would have to walk everywhere
02.Medicine would be sparser.
03.Food would be harder to get.
04.Houses would take longer to build.
05.Bush fires would be more dangerous.
Bailey H-T
How long ago was the first European settlement started in the Darwin area?
In the 1860's
The first aboriginals in Darwin belonged to the Larrakia. The first European contact was in the 1860s. Back then life would have been so different because there would be no roads or cars. No AFL, different currency and no computers.
J.B.
Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory. At the moment there are about ten people who speak Wagiman, mostly old people. Wagiman belongs to what linguists call the non-Pama-Nyungan language family. Within that family, it appears to fall into the Gunwinyguan language group, but it is not closely related to any other Aboriginal languages.
is widely assumed that the first human presence in the South Atlantic Falkland Islands was European, yet Hawkins in 1594 noted a populated island with “many Fires” and Darwin observed in 1834 that canoes were among the driftwood on the Falklands, presumably having come from Tierra del Fuego. We present palaeoecological evidence of burning from East Falkland dating back to before 4780±80 and raise the possibility of humanly caused fires.
no cars no toilet no tv if ther get canser they would die
Ty.E
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin,
all those years ago.
1.Hard and hot working.
2.Not much Money
3.Lots of work
4.not very much food
5.People would have to kill animals for food
The language group was Larrakia.
The European settlement was in 1770 (238) years ago.
1. There would have been no sport.
2. No technology
3. Sleeping on the floor
4. They would have done aboriginal art on walls not like today on paper.
5. Travel with horses not cars.
C.K
Aboriginals were the first people in Darwin.
They all lived in Wagiman.
The language was Larakia
1. Catching fish in a different way
2. Eating different foods
3. There would be lots of bruises everywhere
4. I would make A.R.T in a different way
5. There would have no electrical entertainment
B.N
27/11/08
Wagiman is the first language spoken in the northern territory. The group it is in the non-Pama-Nyungan language family.
European settlement began in Darwin in the 1860s.
Life back in the 1860s was much different from today. The threat of cyclones was more devastating because the use of cyclone coded houses wasn't around back then. Most settlers were prisoners. Life would have been harder than the southern parts as it is hotter and more humid in Darwin. Also there is more of a threat from crocodiles in the NT.
A.S
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin?
The first Aboriginals that lived in Darwin spoke Wagaman.
How long ago was the first European settlement started in the Darwin area?
The European settlement was 139 years ago.
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin,
all those years ago.
. There was no form of transport
. People would have to find food and make fire to cook there food
. They would have to make there own clothes
. There would be more diseases
. Houses wouldn’t be every safe to live in because they wouldn’t have the materials we have now.
Holly.F
Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory. At the moment there are about ten people who speak Wagiman, mostly old people. Wagiman belongs to what linguists call the non-Pama-Nyungan language family.
It is widely assumed that the first human presence in the South Atlantic Falkland Islands was European, yet Hawkins in 1594 noted a populated island with “many Fires” and Darwin observed in 1834 that canoes were among the driftwood on the Falklands, presumably having come from Tierra del Fuego.
1. Not much technology.
2. Houses aren’t that strong to survive cyclones.
3. They had to hunt for your food.
4. They had to walk everywhere.
5. They have to sleep on the floor.
AW
wagiman is an Australian aboriginal spoken in the N.T.
About ten people in the world speck it.
wagiman means non-pama-nyungan.
The first European settlement started in Darwin in the1860s.
In Darwin all those years ago no cars ,very were would be bush no shops ,no strong house and no technology
LP
Wagiman is the first language that the Aboriginals spoke in the Northern Territory.
European settlement started here in 1869.
1. There wasn’t any technology.
2. There wasn’t any good clothing.
3. They didn’t have concrete houses.
4. They didn’t have any good food.
5. There weren’t any sports to play.
Criz B
What language group did the first Aboriginals belong to who lived in Darwin?
Wagiman is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Australia's Northern Territory. At the moment there are about ten people who speak Wagiman, mostly old people. Wagiman belongs to what linguists call the non-Pama-Nyungan language family. Within that family, it appears to fall into the Gunwinyguan language group, but it is not closely related to any other Aboriginal languages.
How long was the first Eropean settlement started in Darwin area?
The history of the Northern Territory began over 40,000 years ago when Indigenous Australians settled the region. Makassan traders began trading with the indigenous people of the Northern Territory for trepang from at least the 18th century onwards, and possibly for 300 years prior to that, while the coast of the Territory was first seen by Europeans in the 17th century. The British were the first to attempt to settle the coastal regions of the Territory in the 19th century; however no attempt was successful until the establishment of a settlement at Port Darwin in 1869.
Describe five ways life would have been different for those who choose to live in Darwin, all those years ago.
1.There were no cars to travel.
2.Didn't have much clothes.
3.Didn't have much technology.
4.Had no fresh water.
5.Gad to find their own food.
S.C.
40 000 years ago the aboriginals came to Darwin. They spoke Wagaman. The European settlement was 139 years ago.
Five ways life would be different.
No shops
Not very good clothes
Lots of work to do
All natural food
Different houses
sb
Wagiman is the first language that the Aboriginals spoke in the Northern Territory.
European settlement started here in 1869.
1. There wasn’t any technology.
2. There wasn’t any good clothing.
3. They didn’t have concrete houses.
4. They didn’t have any good food.
5. There weren’t any shops.
Criz B
It would have been different
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