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Karskens, Grace

Author

Professor Grace Karskens teaches Australian history at the University of New South Wales. Her research interests include colonial, urban and environmental history. Grace's books include the award winning 'The Rocks: Life in Early Sydney' and 'The Colony: A History of Early Sydney' which won the 2010 Prime Minister's Literary Award for Non-Fiction

Appin massacre as Author
Barangaroo and the Eora Fisherwomen as Author
Governor Phillip and the Eora as Author
Manly Cove, Kai'ymay as Author
McGarvie’s list and Aboriginal Dyarubbin as Author
McGarvie’s list and Aboriginal Dyarubbin as Supporter
Painting Old Sydney as Author
The Dyarubbin Project: Aboriginal history, culture and places on the Hawkesbury River as Author
The Dyarubbin Project: Aboriginal history, culture and places on the Hawkesbury River as Supporter
The Rocks as Author
The myth of Sydney's foundational orgy as Author
'Dugga', dense Riverflat forest, still standing in Mitchell Park at Cattai November 2011 as Collection
'Dugga', dense Riverflat forest, still standing in Mitchell Park at Cattai November 2011 as Creator
A surviving lagoon on Tizzana Road at Sackville 2018 as Collection
A surviving lagoon on Tizzana Road at Sackville 2018 as Creator
Darug women Erin Wilkins and Leanne Watson examine one of the wooden guni, yam sticks, held in the collection of Hawkesbury Regional Museum at Windsor as Collection
Darug women Erin Wilkins and Leanne Watson examine one of the wooden guni, yam sticks, held in the collection of Hawkesbury Regional Museum at Windsor as Creator
Darug women Rhiannon Wright, Leanne Watson and Erin Wilkins with Rene Breuls visiting a rockshelter in the Maroota area September 2019 as Collection
Darug women Rhiannon Wright, Leanne Watson and Erin Wilkins with Rene Breuls visiting a rockshelter in the Maroota area September 2019 as Creator
Dorumbolooa, Sackville Reach June 2018 as Collection
Dorumbolooa, Sackville Reach June 2018 as Creator
Dyarubbin at Dorumbolooa, where the river turns spectacularly into Kent Reach June 2020 as Collection
Dyarubbin at Dorumbolooa, where the river turns spectacularly into Kent Reach June 2020 as Creator
Screenshot of website 'Dyarubbin: Mapping Aboriginal history, culture and stories of the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales' 2021 as Collection