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The Kamberri : a history from the records of Aboriginal families in the Canberra-Queanbeyan district and surrounds 1820-1927 and historical overview 1928-2001 / by Ann Jackson-Nakano.

The Kamberri : a history from the records of Aboriginal families in the Canberra-Queanbeyan district and surrounds 1820-1927 and historical overview 1928-2001 / by Ann Jackson-Nakano.
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ISBN 0958563748
Author Jackson-Nakano, Ann, 1950-
Title The Kamberri : a history from the records of Aboriginal families in the Canberra-Queanbeyan district and surrounds 1820-1927 and historical overview 1928-2001 / by Ann Jackson-Nakano.
Cover title The Kamberri : a history of Aboriginal families in the ACT and surrounds
Publisher and/or associated date/s Canberra : Aboriginal History, 2001.
Description xxviii, 200 p. : ills., some col., maps ; 29 cm.
Series Aboriginal history monograph 8
Weereewaa history series v. 1
Note Cover subtitle differs: "A history of Aboriginal families in the ACT and surrounds".
Bibliography Bibliography: p. 195 - 200.
Contents The Kamberri : 1820s-1860s : Weereewaa Aboriginal communities, or the so called "Lake George tribes" -- Early encounters southwest of Weereewaa -- Official records of Aboriginal groups southwest of Weereewaa 1830s-1840s -- The Kamberri in focus -- Pt 2 : How the Kamberri survived as the "Canberra, Queanbeyan and Murrumbidgee Blacks" 1860s-1920s : Removing Aborigines from Europeans : the historical context of Kamberri survival strategies, 1855-1927 -- The Kamberri regroup as "the Canberra, Queanbeyan and Murrumbidgee Blacks" 1860s-1880s -- Kamberri country becomes the Federal Capital Territory -- Pt 3 : The Kamberri's re-emergence as the Ngunnawal : 1930s-2001 : Kamberri descendants, government administration and the Ngunnawal, 1930s-2001:an historical overview.
Summary History of Kamberri people (also referred to in historical records as Kgamberry, Nganbra, Nganbra-Pialligo), one of the groups with Weereewa (Lake George) as part of their country; other groups mentioned are Parramarragoo, Mulwaree (Mulwarrie), Cookmai, Pajong, Wallabalooa, Yass community, Moolinggoolah (Molonglo Plains group), Gundungurra, Ngarigo, Walgalu, Ngoonawal (Ngunnawal), maps and photos included.
Subjects Aboriginal Australians -- Australian Capital Territory -- History
Aboriginal Australians -- New South Wales -- Lake George Region -- History
Aboriginal Australians -- New South Wales -- Queanbeyan Region -- History
Ngunnawal (Australian people) -- History
George, Lake (N.S.W.) -- History
Series Aboriginal history monograph 8.
Weereewaa history series v. 1.
Call number 305.89915 AHM no. 8
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A00215492 305.89915 AHM no. 8
General Collection Monograph 8 . Available to Museum Staff .  
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