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The UNKNOWN History of Australia.
by Gil May
ISBN: 978-1-7636564-5-1 676 Pages
The story is a walk-through history from ancient original inhabitants to current times, during ice-ages Australia was a third larger, joined to PNG, Indonesia and Asia, where people and animals migrated: In New Guinea there are 35 species of kangaroo, 33 of possums, 12 bandicoots, 3 echidna and 3 Cassowary. The Thylacine still exists in remote mountains of PNG.
We show evidence of human ancestors living in Eurasia 4 million years before Africa.
We show nine different skulls of different races that lived here long before the current aboriginals, one unknown, their brain case is behind the face and 35 per cent bigger than ours.
We show scientific DNA evidence that aboriginals came here from India about 4,230 years
ago and carry the same Indian mtDNA polymorphisms G8251A and A9156T with the M42haplogroup. The current Aboriginals are from India are not and were never the 'first' people of Australia.
Did Homo erectus evolve in Java or Australia when one continent Sunda-Sahul, skulls from Kow Swamp, Coobool Creek and Kohuna all have Homo erectus features; did they live on undisturbed like the platypus and echidna from ancient times. We show Yeti footprints provided by the Indian Army; and a photo of Bigfoot and foot plaster casts.
The aborigine is not the world's oldest race, Professor Eske Willerslev said they are 'PROBABLY' one of the oldest races, now wrongly morphed into 'definitely proven'. The African San people are the oldest.
Aboriginal 'elders' said for generations "We not own the land we look after land for next children and them children's". Land ownership is against original traditional tribal custodial law.
Too many traditions made up yesterday, myths, 'dreaming' and fantasy are not facts. As Russian, Vladimir Lennin said, 'A lie told often enough becomes truth', and a myth becomes accepted as fact, then taught in schools.
Aboriginals did not invent the boomerang, eleven were found in King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.
Aboriginal 'firestick' burning went until it ran out of fuel, turning forests into grassland and grassland into deserts.
Local aboriginal people always said Mt Warning was never a sacred site or men's only area and should never have been closed, it is for everyone to enjoy; and the $11,000 Tyalgum Law Circle hoax-fraud.
'Welcome-to-Country' was made up by Ernie Dingo in 1976 as a fun theatre act only.
The High Court found there was no stolen generation or generation stolen, neglected children were removed for their protection as prescribed by law. Why are they being paid up to $85K for unproven claims of being stolen?
The 1991 Commission into 'Aboriginal Deaths in Custody' found no deaths attributed to custodial procedure.
The Mabo Land Rights judgment was wrongly applied and misunderstood; the Federal Government was not
represented; it was a Queensland land title matter applying only to the Murray Island people. The High Court said, Aboriginals only had a 'Usufructuary' land use, they did not own the land, that Sovereignty is held exclusively by the Crown. PM Keating wrongly wrote it into federal law to win votes, it needs reversing. It is time this discriminatory treasonous act was removed and return the land and National Parks back to the people.
The total 'Aboriginal Land Granted and Pending' 2023, has taken possession is 75.8 per cent of Australia where ownership can be enforced by police, with more claimed: Leaving only 24.2 per cent for your children's future housing, farming and Industry. YOU are being dispossessed of YOUR homeland — Wake Up.
$600 million paid to aboriginals for 'Intergenerational Trauma' because an ancestor was upset 150-years ago.
The ABS 2011 Census showed the aboriginal population 410,000: The 2021 census 813,000, a population increase of 98.29% to 2.3% overall, apparently by white people claiming aboriginality to get free benefits paid by taxpayers.
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Ularrin
g: The Off Chance, first gold mine on the Coolgardie Goldfield. James Speakman and his turns of Luck.
Peter J. Bridge.
ISBN 978-0-85905-918-3, (New, 2021), A4, 24 pages, illustrated, 95 grams, $22.00*
Two years before Bayley and Ford had discovered Coolgardie, Speakman and Ryan prospected far to the NE, discovering rich gold at Ularring. This is the story of their roller-coaster of discoveries, losses and gains, which shows the necessity of sticking to one's star.
Unbroken Spirit
by Brian Peachey
ISBN 085905 275 3, (2000 new), Soft Cover, laminated, 149mm x 214mm, 151pp, illustrated, section sewn, 230grams, $25.00 + POST
Unbroken Spirit is a true account of the poverty of the underprivileged in nineteenth century England. It also tells of the consequences suffered by William Boxhal, who was one of the thousands who transgressed the law.
Under the Wings of an Albatross
by Rod Dickson
ISBN 978-085905-499-7, 2011 New, A4, 128pp, illust, 360 grams
$30.00* + POST
A maritime history of the French Sub-Antarctic Islands. The Crozets, The Kerguelins, St Paul and Amsterdam Islands.
Covers the voyages from 1522 to 1928 with details of the ships and masters with extracts from their log books.
Untold Miles. Three gold-hunting expeditions amongst the picturesque borderland ranges of Central Australia.
by Michael Terry.
ISBN 978-0-85905-995-4, (2023R, 1932), 316 pages, 240 x 160, french flap soft cover, illustrated, maps, indexed, 720 grams, $75.00*
Long out of print. The great 1930s expeditions into the Central Australian wilds. Terry led many expeditions with camels and early desert vehicles and recorded the land and the lives, black and white, of the inhabitants. His works are classics of the bush.
Up the Carob Tree
by Enga Smith
ISBN 978-0-85905-645-8, (2016), sc, 430 grams, 233 pages
$30.00 + POST.
Available from the author PO Box 1154, Carnarvon, 6701. 99419585.
Up the Carob Tree is a novel firmly based in Western Australia. Related through the eyes of a growing child, it tells the story of a family living on the outskirts of 'an ordinary little country town' that remains nameless but could be anywhere the reader wishes to place it: anywhere with 'majestic' grain silos and a milk bar called the Rotunda with a juke box that works 'most of the time.' In due course there's a Drive –In and a new fangled establishment called a 'motel.' The four neighbouring blocks on East Quarry Road where the family lives are taken up by an assortment of people, all from 'somewhere else' with their different and colourful, sometimes mysterious backgrounds and circumstances that are of endless interest to a curious child.
VDC North West Evacuation Plans 1943.
Maj. RP McInerney.
ISBN 978-0-85905-942-8, (2022), A5, 12 pages, $10.00*
The Veterans
A History of the Enrolled Pensioner Force in Western Australia,
1850-1880
by F.H. Broomhall
ISBN 0 85905 103 X, (1985,1989 new), Hard Cover, 472 pp, illustrated, 720grams
$50.00 + POST
A narrative history and extensive biographical data on members of the Enrolled Pensioner Force in Western Australia with approximately 1,000 entries. The Enrolled Pensioner Force garrisoned Western Australia for 30 years. This is an essential source volume for all involved in Western Australian history and genealogy.
The Voice of the North
by Jim Kelly
ISBN 0 85905 154 4, (1993 new), Soft Cover, 140mm x 215mm, 138 pp, 190grams
$22.00 + POST
The collected bush poems of Jim Kelly are the result of his love of the bush and his time in cattle camps in the 1930s and 40s.
A Kimberley classic.
Vosalevu
Memories of Life in Fiji During Four Decades. 1924-1953
By Reginald Caten
ISBN 978-85905-570-3, (2014, new), 217pp, soft cover, 355 grams.
$45.00 + POST
With a preface by Phillip Snow. A lyrical and entertaining observation of life in the tropics. The stories of the people of various races, their life and foibles are described by a quintessential Englishman whose love of all the islands and their people shines through in a thoroughly readable book for all who either lived in, visited, or merely dreamed of a South Seas paradise. This is Hawaii or Tahiti without the Jmurcans.