The Land of the Kulin: Discovering the Lost Landscape and the First People of Port Phillip by Gary Presland (Second Hand Book)

SECOND HAND BOOK – EX LIBRARY

Did you know that Port Phillip Bay was once a huge flat plain across which the Yarra flowed on its way to Tasmania?

  • that beech trees and peat moss grew in places now covered by railway yards and shops?
  • that Emerald Hill is an ancient volcano?
  • that giant wombats the size of donkeys wandered through the bush?
  • that the Aboriginal people set fish traps across the Maribyrnong?
  • that the Tullamarine Freeway runs along the Moonee Ponds Creek valley where bright yellow yam daisies flourished?
  • that Caulfield and Carrum were once luxuriant places where the Kulin people met for foodgathering and ceremonies?

This is a fascinating guided tour to a vanished country and its people — that lets you see the Melbourne area through new eyes.

Specifications:

Condition: Fair. Ex-library – library stickers on front and back covers, stapled spine, old and marked plastic film.

Publisher: Penguin Books Australia

Year: 1985

Format: Paperback

Pages: 99

ISBN: 0140084630

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SECOND HAND BOOK – EX LIBRARY

Did you know that Port Phillip Bay was once a huge flat plain across which the Yarra flowed on its way to Tasmania?

  • that beech trees and peat moss grew in places now covered by railway yards and shops?
  • that Emerald Hill is an ancient volcano?
  • that giant wombats the size of donkeys wandered through the bush?
  • that the Aboriginal people set fish traps across the Maribyrnong?
  • that the Tullamarine Freeway runs along the Moonee Ponds Creek valley where bright yellow yam daisies flourished?
  • that Caulfield and Carrum were once luxuriant places where the Kulin people met for foodgathering and ceremonies?

This is a fascinating guided tour to a vanished country and its people — that lets you see the Melbourne area through new eyes.

Specifications:

Condition: Fair. Ex-library – library stickers on front and back covers, stapled spine, old and marked plastic film.

Publisher: Penguin Books Australia

Year: 1985

Format: Paperback

Pages: 99

ISBN: 0140084630

Additional information

Weight 0.32 kg
Dimensions 22.5 × 18.5 × 22 cm

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