- The
Hawkesbury River, or Hawkesbury-Nepean
River (Dharug:
Dyarubbin) a
river located northwest of Sydney, New
South Wales, Australia. The
Hawkesbury River...
-
Australian historian Grace Karskens. The book is
about people living along Dyarubbin,
otherwise known as the Nepean-Hawkesbury River, on the
outskirts of the...
- New
South Wales in 2018 to
develop her project, The Real
Secret River,
Dyarubbin. She also
received the 2019
Calibre Prize by the
Australian Book Review...
- this time
contain word
lists of the
local Aboriginal people along the
Dyarubbin (Hawkesbury River). Home to the
Darug people the
lists are entitled: "Native...
- the
Hawkesbury river Dee-rab-bun,
recorded variously as
Deerubbun and
Dyarubbin. On 7
September 1790, upon
hearing news of a
gathering of
natives at South-head...
- QuickStats.
Retrieved 11
October 2024. "McGarvie's list and
Aboriginal Dyarubbin | The
Dictionary of Sydney". dictionaryofsydney.org.
Retrieved 15 January...
- two
words might not be linked. The
Darug word for
Hawkesbury River is
Dyarubbin,
Dyirabun or Deerubbin. The
Gandangara people used
similar words, dyirrabany...
- (2019). "Traces in a Lost Landscape:
Aboriginal archaeological sites,
Dyarubbin/Nepean
River and
contiguous areas, NSW,
Australia (Data Paper)". Internet...
