A True History of Australia

  • 70,000 BCE

    Mungo Man Ancestors

    Mungo Man and his ancestors travelled from Africa to Australia and performed the first open-ocean crossing
  • Dreamtime Stories
    60,000 BCE

    Dreamtime Stories

    Dreamtime stories had been told orally from generation to generation to make everything around them make sense from 60000 BCE to as long as the aboriginal Australian stay in Australian
  • Human Occupation
    50,000 BCE

    Human Occupation

    There was human occupation in 50000 BCE, and it is 10 times older than The Great Pyramids.
  • Mungo Man
    42,000 BCE

    Mungo Man

    Mungo Man was the oldest human discovered in Australia.He died when he was 40 years old and was 6 foot (2 metres) tall. He lived 42000 years ago. He was a strong athletic man and had arthritis from throwing a spear repeatedly. He preferred his right arm.
  • 42,000 BCE

    A Ritual Called Tooth Avulsion

    Tooth Avulsion was a ritual performed by the Elders of a tribe to declare an Aboriginal Man a leader.
  • Old Painting
    40,000 BCE

    Old Painting

    The Painting had been extinct for 40000 years.
  • Rock shelter
    40,000 BCE

    Rock shelter

    The rock shelter took 10000 years to hollow out and It is 40000 years older than the Stonehenge
  • Trade Economy
    40,000 BCE

    Trade Economy

    Their was a trade economy in Australia in 30000 BCE - 50000 BCE
  • Period: 40,000 BCE to 70,000 BCE

    Mungo Man History

  • Aboriginal Ancestors made tools.
    30,000 BCE

    Aboriginal Ancestors made tools.

    The Aboriginal made tools 30000 BCE
  • 30,000 BCE

    Intricate Painting

    An identical Intricate painting was found 800 km away
  • Period: 30,000 BCE to 40,000 BCE

    Paintings and shelters

  • Arrival of the First Fleet

    Arrival of the First Fleet

    The British came to Australia in 11 ships, most of them containing convicts.
  • Period: to

    The British Rule In Australia

    The British ruled Australia believing that they had the right to slaughter Aboriginal Australians and forcing them to work for officers and settlers.
  • The Second fleet

    The Second fleet

    The Second Fleet was a convoy of six ships carrying settlers, convicts and supplies to Sydney Cove, Australia in 1789.
  • The Third Fleet

    The Third Fleet

    The Third Fleet was 11 ships that set sail from the United Kingdom in February, March and April 1791,
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    The Stolen generation.

    In 1910-1970 many Indigenous children were taken away from their families as a result of various government rules.
  • Sorry day

    Sorry day

    An apology was made in 2008, from 2008 current Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to say sorry to the Aboriginal Australians for the stolen generation.
  • Dark emu

    Dark emu

    Bruce Pascoe wrote a book called Dark Emu explaining the true history of Australia.