Botany Bay

Contents..List of figures..Acknowledgments..Introduction: The road to Botany Bay..1. A place for stories..Captain Cook, colonial origins and hairy wild men..2. Sydney's backdoor..Isolating the city's unwanted at Botany Bay..3. boomerangs for sale..Tourism in the birthplace of the nation..4. A little piece of France..Commemorating the French at Botany Bay..5. From shantytowns to suburbs..Botany Bay's residential landscape..6. The past as future..Industrial development and environmental politics..7. Remembering dispossession and survival..Botany bay stories revisited..Notes..Bibliography..index

Archaeology · Bay · Biology · Colonialism · Economic botany · Geography · Index (typography) · Plant ecology · Political science · Politics · Tourism · Australian History and Society · Ecology · History · Law

• Interpreting Memorial Landscapes of Occupation and Liberation

  Open Access•Gillian Carr•Legacies of Occupation•2014

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• Memory and history in twenty-first century Australia

  Open Access•K Darian-Smith, Paula Hamilton•Memory Studies•2013

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• Arrested in St Peter's

  Fiona Paisley•Cultural and Social History•2012

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• Shellwork on show

  Open Access•Maria Nugent•Journal of Material Culture•2014

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• Examining the memorialscape of occupation and liberation

  Gillian Carr•International Journal of Heritage…•2012

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• Inhabited by a race of formidable giants’

  Shoko Konishi, Shino Konishi•Australian Humanities Review•2008

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• Remembering indigenous dispossession in the national museum

  Open Access•Amanda Nettelbeck•Time & Society•2012

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• Where's the evidence? The archaeology of Sydney's Aboriginal history

  Open Access•Paul Irish, Tamika Goward•Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology…•2012

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• A modern day Corroboree

  Open Access•Heidi Norman•Aboriginal History Journal•2011

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• It will enlarge the ideas of the natives’

  Open Access•Jessie Mitchell•Aboriginal History Journal•2011

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• Aboriginal Enterprises

  Open Access•Sylvia Kleinert•Aboriginal History Journal•2011

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• Historical encounters

  Open Access•Maria Nugent•Aboriginal History Journal•2011

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• Socialist paradise’ or ‘inhospitable island’? Visitor responses to Palm Island in the 1920s and 1930s

  Open Access•Toby Martins, Toby Martin•Aboriginal History Journal•2015

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• What Remains? Reconciling Repatriation, Aboriginal Culture, Representation and the Past

  Open Access•Amanda Katherine Lambert‐pennington, Katherine Lambert‐pennington•Oceania•2007

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• ‘Keeping up the Culture’

  Open Access•Sylvia Kleinert•Oceania•2012

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• Terraqueous Histories

  Open Access•Alison Bashford•The Historical Journal•2017

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• Archival silences

  Michael Moss, David Thomas•Archival Silences•2021

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• Denial in a Settler Society

  Open Access•Bain Attwood•History Workshop Journal•2017

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• The British (and International?) Music Society

  Open Access•Sarah Kirby•twentieth-century music•2025

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• Representing Australian Aboriginal Music and Dance 1930-1970

  Open Access•Amanda Harris, Shannon Foster et al.•Representing Australian…•2020

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• The social effects of native title

  Benjamin Smith, Benjamin B Smith et al.•The social effects of native title•2007

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• The Social Effects of Native Title

  Open Access•Frances Morphy, Benjamin R Smith et al.•The Social Effects of Native Title•2007

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