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Early Stage One
Stage One
Aboriginal Culture & History
Understanding Ancient Past
Communication over time
Stage Two
Cultural exchange ~ NSW
Aboriginal Peoples - Interactions
Interactions - Macassan traders
Interactions - First Europeans
Interactions - William Dampier
Interactions - Captain James Cook
Interactions - First Fleet
Interactions - Yadyer
NSW archeological evidence
Impact on the Gadigal Peoples
Gadigal impact -Arthur Phillip
Gadigal impact - Henry Parkes
Gadigal impact - Watkin Tench
Gadigal impact - John White
Gadigal impact - Newton Fowell
Gadigal impact - David Collins
Gadigal impact -Various
Comparing voyages
Menu Connecting Terra Australis
Connection - Ancient writers
Connection - Dutch explorers
Connection - James Cook
Flinders - Bungaree
Navigational Instruments
Menu First penal settlement Sydney Cove
Menu Reasons for establishment
Reasons - Timeline of events
Reasons - James Matra
Reasons - Arthur Phillip
Reasons - Prof SH Roberts
Menu Experiences on First Fleet
The First Fleet - Overview
The First Fleet - Articles
Menu - Resources transported
Overview - Resources
Resources - Arthur Phillip
Resources - Arthur Bowes Smyth
Resources - Watkin Tench
Resources - John White Esq
Resources - Newton Fowell
Menu - Life in Sydney Cove
Settlement - London Chronicle
Settlement - Maps, images
Settlement ~ Arthur Phillip
Settlement - Arthur Bowes-Smyth
Settlement ~ Convicts' letters
Settlement - David Blackburn
Settlement ~ Deborah Brooks
Settlement ~ James Campbell
Settlement ~ John White Esq
Settlement ~ Newton Fowell
Settlement - Lt Ralph Clark
Settlement - Rev Richard Johnson
Settlement - Watkin Tench
Settlement - Lt William Bradley
Settlement - Australian newspapers
Stories, images, objects, sites
Menu - Aboriginal, convict, marine
Profiles - Betty Thackery
Profiles - Bennelong
Profiles - James Ruse
Profiles - Child convicts
Profiles - Arthur Phillip
Stage Three
History Extra
People use stories, images and objects to show changes over time
How transport has changed using stories, images and objects
Aboriginal Peoples’ use of bark canoes and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ use of dugout canoes, using stories and objects
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