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Stone points and backed blades from Dyarubbin, ...

Stone points and backed blades from Dyarubbin, photographed 2021

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McGarvie’s list and Aboriginal Dyarubbin

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Aboriginal Archaeology

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Hawkesbury River (Dyarubbin)

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Hawkesbury Regional Museum

Hawkesbury Regional Museum opened in 2008 and is located in one of Australia's oldest settlements - the third on mainland Australia after Sydney and Parramatta. The Museum is made up of a purpose-built building and historic Howe House. The Georgian house has been fitted out with furnishings and displays that reflect its many uses over more than 200 years of history. It is open for guided tours at 11am and 2pm on weekends, and during the week for booked groups.

McGarvie’s list and Aboriginal Dyarubbin

This essay follows on from Introducing the Dyarubbin Project: Aboriginal history, culture and places on the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales

Aboriginal

Archaeology

Hawkesbury River (Dyarubbin)

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River that runs for 120 kilometres from the confluence of the Nepean and Grose rivers west of Sydney to Broken Bay north of Sydney. The Darug and Darkinjung people who lived along the river called it Dyarubbin.

Hawkesbury district

Area surrounding the Hawkesbury River to Sydney's north and north-west, which was important in early colonial agriculture and the site of the early towns of Richmond and Windsor.

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