What year did the First Fleet arrive?
1788
What decade in the 1800s did the Black War start?
1820s
What year did they start sending people to Wybalenna?
1833
Who was sent to Putalina?
The survivors of Wybalenna.
How long have Aboriginal people been in Australia?
60,000 years
How many Aboriginal people were killed during the war?
900
Roughly, how many deaths occurred at Wybalenna?
130 out of 180
When did Putalina open?
1847
Name 3 effects that happened to the Tasmanian Aboriginals due to colonisation.
Death, diseases, loss of culture, loss of language, loss of land, forcibly removed. Plus, many more
True or False:
Violence had broken out between the Aboriginal people and the colonisers before the Black War.
True, started in 1803
When did Wybalenna close?
1847
Name 2 of the conditions it was like living there.
Poor Housing & Infrastructure
Lack of Food & Supplies
Disease & Illness
Isolation & Neglect
Cultural Suppression & Resilience

George Augustus Robinson
What year did it end?
1831/2
Who did they write a letter to?
Queen Victoria
When did the Tasmanian Aborignal community reclaim Putalina?
1984, official in 1995.
Where is the Torres Strait?
Before the Black War, what was the population of Tasmanian Aboriginals?
15,000
Leader of the Aboriginal People on Wybalenna, Mannalargenna
What is held at Putalina every year?
The Putalina Festival celebrating aboriginal culture and community.