Gwion Gwion (Tassel Bradshaw) figures wearing ornate costumes The Gwion Gwion paintings, Bradshaw rock paintings, Bradshaw rock art, Bradshaw figures or The Bradshaws are terms used to describe one of the two major regional traditions of rock art found in the north-west Kimberley region of Western Australia. The identity of […]
How to get to Australia … more than 50,000 years ago
Copied, edited & compiled by George W Rehder 05/08/2020 Languages Bahasa Indonesia English Over just the past few years, new archaeological findings have revealed the lives of early Aboriginal Australians in the Northern Territory’s Kakadu potentially as early as 65,000 years ago, from the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia […]
Pyramids In The Pacific III
Pyramids In The Pacific III The Unwritten History Of Australia Chapter 9 “The Colony of Ham” Ancient Miners of Toowoomba O Tyre, you have said ‘I am perfect in beauty’ Your borders are in the heart of the seas… Persia and Lud and Put were in your army as your men […]
Pyramids In The Pacific
Pyramids In The Pacific Part 2 The Unwritten History Of Australia Chapter 5 Sons of fire and Dwellers of darkness. Indians explore the Pacific. “Sons of the Sea, mighty to save discoverers of riches, ye Gods with deep thought who find out wealth” Hymn 136, 10th book of the Rig Veda. Chapter […]
Black Lives Matter: Thousands walk through Perth CBD in historic BLM protest after Langley Park rally
A crowd of at least 10,000 attended Perth’s historic Black Lives Matter protest today which organisers have promised is just the beginning in their fight to improve Indigenous lives and end racism. Peter de Kruijff & Tim Clarke Copied, compiled & edited by George W Rehder 15/06/2020 Black Lives Matters […]
Secretive cult behind the Korean coronavirus outbreak has branches in Australia
Copied, compiled & edited by George W Rehder 07/06/2020 Korean sect Shincheonji, which accounts for most of the coronavirus cases in South Korea, has been recruiting unsuspecting students on the streets of Melbourne and Sydney for years. When Han Lee returned to Melbourne after four years overseas in 2017, he […]
Island-hopping study shows the most likely route the first people took to Australia
The view from Indonesia’s Rote Island towards Australia. Island-hopping study shows the most likely route the first people took to Australia The First Australians were among the world’s earliest great ocean explorers, undertaking a remarkable 2,000km maritime migration through Indonesia which led to the discovery of Australia at least 65,000 years […]
When did Aboriginal people first arrive in Australia?
Humans would have first seen Kata Tjuta very shortly after arriving in Australia 50,000 years ago. Many Aboriginal Australians would say with conviction that they have always been here. Their ancestors and traditional learnings tell them of this history, and their precise place within it. Our review of the scientific […]
The discovery sent shockwaves through archaeology but the remains of Mungo Man still hold secrets of First Australians
AT A time when Europe was largely populated by Neanderthals, there was an ancient culture of far more sophistication Down Under. Michael Westaway and Arthur Durband, The Conversation Artefacts from Kakadu site reveal new details about the First Australians Skeleton of an Aboriginal man dug up in Lake Mungo in […]
Aboriginal Murder Mystery: What Killed Kaakutja?
A Crushing Blow Copied, compiled & edited by George W Rehder 06/06/2020 Nicknamed Kaakutja, meaning “older brother,” this skeleton of an Aboriginal man (right) rested for some 800 years near a southern Australian riverbank before being found in 2014… Aboriginal Murder Mystery: What Killed Kaakutja? Tantalizing glimpses into life and […]
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