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	Trugannini. Who is Trugannini? What is Trugannini? Where is Trugannini? Definition of Trugannini. Meaning of ...
		Some of her remains had been taken overseas, and were returned to Tasmania from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2002.
		Note: There are a number of different versions of her name, including: Trugernanna, Truganini, Trugannini, Trucanini, and Lalla Rooke.
		Referenced By List of people famous enough to be known by a single name
	www.knowledgerush.com /kr/encyclopedia/Trugannini (338 words)

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		Only recently was it shown that the last female representative of the aboriginal population of Tasmania actually went to her grave only in 1905.
		It is possible though that, unlike Trugannini, she was not a pure-blooded member of the aboriginal people.
		Thus, seventy years or so had sufficed for the white race to annihilate Tasmanians as a people, and Trugannini had become the witness to the departure of her people from this world.
	www.aiatsis.gov.au /lbry/dig_prgm/e_access/mnscrpt/a299478_a.doc (21934 words)

	Gender Education - Great Australian Women - Truganinni - (1812 (?)-1876) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		From then on it would have seemed to the Tasmanian Aborigines that both convicts and authorities had begun a rampage to 'slaughter, kidnap and enslave the indigenous people of Tasmania.
		This was the kind of society in which Trugannini was born.
		The historian, James Morris, noted: 'We hear of children kidnapped as pets or servants, of a woman chained up like an animal in a shepherd's hut, of men castrated to keep them off their own women.
	www.sofweb.vic.edu.au /gender/projects/gaw/bioLY/truganinni.htm (702 words)

	Bruny Island
		A steep grassy slope led to the lookout and when we climbed to the top, spread beneath us on both sides of isthmus were two magnificent beaches, biscuit-coloured parentheses enclosing an emerald saddle of woodland.
		On the windswept hilltop, a plaque on a modest stone monument read: `They roam no more upon this isle, so stay and meditate awhile.' This touching memorial was to Trugannini, Tasmania's last full-blooded Aborigine, whose ashes were scattered in the sea in 1976, one hundred years after her death.
		Mutton birds and fairy penguins nest in the sand dunes of the Neck Beach Game Reserve, but as warm evenings were the best time to see them, we drove on.
	www.theopenroad.com.au /holidayideas_brunyisland.asp (933 words)

	Our Ancestors
		Neither has the tobacco pouch that was made out of his scrotum.
		In 1868 during the Royal visit by the Duke of Edinburgh, when Prince Alfred attended the 28th regatta on the Derwent River where "on the steps of the pavilion stood the last representative of the Tasmanian Aboriginal race, King Billy and the old woman Trugannini".
		The press recorded their every public appearance as a curiosity - specimens of a dying race nearing extinction.
	www.tasmanianaboriginal.com.au /ancestors.htm (1045 words)

	[recoznet2] Front page of The Wall Street Journal!
		Though the "Line" was no match for Aboriginal bushcraft, disease and massacres eventually reduced the documented full-blood population of Tasmania to 47 souls, virtually imprisoned at damp, vermin-infested quarters south of Hobart.
		When the last of them, Trugannini, died in 1876, her skeleton was put on display at a Hobart museum as an example of what was believed to be a now-extinct race, a human artifact that 19th-century anthropologists regarded as a Darwinian link between modern man and his primitive ancestors.
		Reparations and Gestures In fact, many Tasmanians of Aboriginal descent survived on outlying islands, living by sealing and mutton-bird hunting.
	www.mail-archive.com /recoznet2@paradigm4.com.au/msg04012.html (2093 words)

	Volume 10 Issue ...
		The reverse featured two racehorses with jockeys, one at a gallop and the other walking - the generic obverse design was used.
		The Trugannini medallion of 1976 (# 46) is one of the most striking that the Society produced, in my own opinion.
		The metals being used still remained Silver and Bronze, but the quantity of Silver being struck had increased slightly to 100.
	www.vision.net.au /~pwood/feb05.htm (8033 words)

	Tasmania Trip - December 2004 - January 2005
		Once there, we climbed the stairs (150 or more - we didn't count exactly, only estimated!) to the top.
		These are known as the Trugannini Steps; at the lookout, there is a small memorial plaque to Trugannini, one of the most famous Tasmanian Aboriginals.
		She had a long, hard life, and when she died, she was thought to be the last full-blooded Tasmanian Aboriginal (that has since been learned to be incorrect).
	www.uisgebeatha.org /tasmania_dec2004jan2005.html (12640 words)

	Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia
		A good place to visit the Penguins (see wildlife page).
		On the top of the observation point here is a monument to the Last Aborigional Trugannini.
		Neck Beach also provides great opportunities for seaside strolls.
	www.tasmania-holidays.com /Bruny_Island/activites_bruny_island.htm (657 words)

	Windschuttle1
		For every Aboriginal woman, that was taken out of Aboriginal society, that was one less woman to reproduce and keep the race going (p 386-7).
		It also appears that convicts and whalers spread venereal diseases among Aboriginal women, including Trugannini, and rendered them sterile, resulting in even fewer Aboriginal women capable of bearing children (p 375-6).
		They found an Aboriginal tribe which consisted of 42 people.
	www.adelaideinstitute.org /Australia/windschuttle1.htm (4118 words)

	mrs b poems
		Children aren't meant to go before their parents.
		But toady he points out other sites, the plaque set in the dunes to honour Trugannini, the old dairy shed, the creek where a cow got stuck, the corner on the dirt road where he rolled the school bus and the kids got out and pushed it upright.
		As twilight comes and we drive back along the spit towards the ferry and the mainland towards Tinderbox and Snug, I wonder why we valorise failure, why indeed we ever take that first step at all.
	www.users.bigpond.com /arial/poems_other.htm (611 words)

	80sxchange.com - Do You remember these one-hit wonders from 1988?
		The first big house breakthrough hit i remember.
		The Oils have had good LP success and a few minor hits since, Dead heart did not do so well, Trugannini did resonable.
		Local Time: 03:24 AM Re: Do You remember these one-hit wonders from 1988?
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