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HOLDFAST.SA.GOV.AU P 8229 9999 a Warning That Some of the Content Within This Exhibition May Be Considered Confrontational HOLDFAST.SA.GOV.AU P 8229 9999 A warning that some of the content within this exhibition may be considered confrontational. The language used reflects the values and norms of times gone by and is reflective of quotes and documents written many years ago. Spellings of Aboriginal words vary based on original extracts. This exhibition contains references to, or images of, Aboriginal people who have died. This exhibition has been written in collaboration between the Kaurna Nation and the City of Holdfast Bay. Tiati Wangkanthi Kumangka can be viewed in person at the Bay Discovery Centre Museum, Glenelg. Watch our social media channels to stay updated on opening times: holdfast.sa.gov.au/BDC /Bay Discovery Centre “At the white man’s school, what are the children taught? Are they told of the battles our people fought? Are they told of how our people died? Are they told why our people cried? Australia’s true history is never read, But the blackman keeps it in his head”. Anonymous Bunji 1971 TIATI (TRUTH) The quality or state of being true. That which is true or in accordance with fact or reality. “Once you start that journey with accepting each other’s truths, accepting the truths of the past, then you start that journey of talking together, walking together”. Kaurna Elder Jeffrey Newchurch, 2019 History shows that we must understand the truths of the past to avoid repeating the wrongs of the past. In 1836 in South Australia, land was appropriated by the British without treaty or compensation. This was despite clear instruction from the British Monarch that the Aboriginal population were to be recognised under the rule of law. Aboriginal Australians have long called for an inclusive process of truth-telling about this history. Tiati Wangkanthi Kumangka explores these truths. Truths that must be shared to be understood. FIRST AUSTRALIANS The history of occupation in Australia is one of the greatest stories of early human achievement. The earliest travellers drift navigated across large stretches of water as they left Asia for the Australian continent. At least 65,000 years ago, Aboriginal ancestors first occupied parts of northern Australia before spreading out across the continent. The Aboriginal population of South Australia was around 15,000 when European explorers first arrived. Two-thirds of these people lived in the fertile south-eastern part of the state. Forty-eight native territories existed, each with a distinct language and lands. Each population was linked to its neighbours by intermarriage, ceremony and trade. KAURNA COUNTRY The Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains are people rich in culture and spiritual links to nature and the land. Corroborees, ceremonies, music and story-telling form a way of life. Traditionally, the Kaurna lived across the Adelaide Plains and hills in family groups called ‘yerta’ that shared common spiritual and defence concerns, economic patterns and language traits. MUNAINTYA (DREAMING) The Australian continent is covered in an intricate web of ‘dreaming’. ‘Dreaming’ is an English word used to describe narrative journeys telling of Munaintyerlo (ancestral) Birko Mangkolangkola (beings) that travelled within the formative world in both meyu (human) and meyutti (non-human) forms. They informed and shaped the landscape, creating people and providing laws of social behaviour and spiritual connection. Munaintya is an indefinite concept, linking the past to the future and defining the present. The Emu in the Sky, Wardlipari (Milky Way). A complex and multi-layered story that tells of creation, lore and human relationships. TERRA NULLIUS (Latin, meaning land belonging to no one) The premise of British colonisation was terra nullius, a term that in international law describes territory belonging to no one. TIATI: Terra nullius was a claim that denied the existence of Aboriginal Australians as human beings. At the time of colonisation, Australia was not terra nullius. Australia has been inhabited by Aboriginal Australians for 65,000 years. KAURAREG ± GAARI (Extinct) 1. WOGAIT DJAGARAGA TUNUVIVI JAAKO 2. DJERAIT WURANGO IWAIDJA 1. GADJALIVIA (TIWI) ANKAMUTI 3. AMIJANGAL DJALAKURU 2. GUNGOROGONE JATHAIKANA 4. PONGAPONGA OITBI U G A N N I J R JA 5. NGOLOKWANGGA A A A NANGO NGGAMADI N L ID R MAUNG A K D O B V A 6. JUNGGOR R N A R I MUTJATI W G AMARAK M A N A G A N A E R U B G IL G U GA 7. MENTHAJANGAL E D N N DJANGU TI OTATI G A M N O W A LO N T T IL G K IN IN G 8. MARITHIEL E JI O J TJONGK A DJERIMANGA G ANDJI P K T R G D IT U H N M I D O 9. 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