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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Inside the Early Days of China’s Coronavirus Coverup
The dawn of a pandemic—as seen through the news and social media posts that vanished from China’s internet. LATE ON THE night of February 2, as her insomnia kicked in, a Beijing woman whom I’ll call Yue took out her phone and religiously clicked open WeChat and Weibo. Over the past […]
460 convict ships sailed to Australia Of these only 41 came to Western Australia
460 convict ships sailed to Australia Of these only 41 came to Western Australia Adelaide Voyages to Australia The ‘ADELAIDE’ was built 1832 in Calcutta. Wood ship of 640 Tons. 1849 voyage: Departed London 17 Aug 1849. The convicted persons were then known as ‘Exiles’ because they had served […]
Pyramids In The Pacific
The Unwritten History Of Australia Chapter 1 Footprints From The Dreamtime Australia’s Unknown Stone-Age Past “When Giant fellas alive, them big animals still bin walkabout this country, Ground shake when he walk. He eat peoples” Wullagun Tribal Elder of the Yabuduruwa people of Arnhem Land, concerning the Nagarun, a race […]
Were The Chinese The First To Discover Australia?
By Rex Gilroy Australasian Post, May 1, 1986 Chinese Discoverers Aboriginal paintings depict Chinese junks…Ancient Chinese writings describing apparent Kangaroo’s. These facts are just part of the evidence suggesting “accepted” theories on the discovery of Australia could well be wide of the mark. Were the Dutch explorers really the first […]
Six Years ago!
Australia in 2014: ‘stop the boats’ helps nation feel warmer to immigrants Tony Abbott’s crusade against terrorism has worked a miracle. Suddenly we are less cynical of Canberra and more enthusiastic than ever about the Australian way of life. We may not have taken Abbott to our hearts, but government […]
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