Cultural History

Stories from Country Workshop Euroa November

Stories From Country was a cultural story telling event auspiced by the SRCMN. It was held on the banks of the Sevens Creek at Euroa on the morning of November 11, 2013. More than 50 students from Euroa and Longwood Primary Schools took part. Taungurung Elder Uncle Larry Walsh, Isobel Morphy Walsh and Wamba Wamba […]

Stories from Country Workshop Euroa November Read More »

Stone-tools of the Strathbogie Ranges

Though little known by many inhabitants, it has long been known that aborigines inhabited the Strathbogie District, “There’s a black’s grave about a mile from the township and early settlers tell of marks on trees believed to be the work of the aborigines. Many sharpened stones, probably sharpened for axe heads. have been found.” (Vroland

Stone-tools of the Strathbogie Ranges Read More »