Definition of Pallittorre. Meaning of Pallittorre. Synonyms of Pallittorre

- the 1820s and they came into often violent conflict with the Pallittorre. The Pallittorre were removed from the land by a combination of deliberate government...
- left by the Pallittorre, or their neighbours the Luggermairrernerpairre who were part of the neighbouring Big River tribe. The Pallittorre probably inhabited...
- Sorell Winter spent on the coast. In summer they would move inland. Pallittorre Quamby Bluff As above Noeteeler Hampshire Hills As above Plairhekehillerplue...
- at least six people. In June 1827, at least 80 to 100 members of the Pallittorre clan from the North nation were killed in reprisals for the killing of...
- Punnilerpanner peoples, along with other indigenous groups such as the Pallittorre and Noeteeler, are the original inhabitants of the Tommeginne territory...
- occupied the area. In 1827 a significant m****acre of up to sixty of the Pallittorre clan by European colonists took place during the Black War. The m****acre...
- of the state's oldest such events. The area had been the lands of the Pallittorre Aboriginal Tasmanians for thousands of years. European settlement and...
- along with much of the surrounding area, was part of the lands of the Pallittorre Aboriginal tribe. Their range included Deloraine, the face of the Great...