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Hull River Aboriginal Settlement : ウィキペディア英語版 | Hull River Aboriginal Settlement
Hull River Aboriginal Mission was an Aboriginal Mission established in the early 1900s, located at what is now referred to as Mission Beach in the Hull River National Park, Queensland, Australia. ==Aboriginal History== The Dyirbal-speaking Aboriginal people who inhabited this island coast were linguistically, culturally and socially related to the Dyirbal, Girramay and Gulngay groups of the Tully and Murray River districts. Hunters, fishers and gatherers of the rainforests and coast, they utilised the rich plant and animal resources to provide their needs. They excelled in making and using canoes and rafts and were expert fishermen of both fresh and marine waters. Contact with early navigators and coastal surveyors as well as with beche-de-mer fishing boats was established long before the first white people settled the beach areas in 1882. Timber-getters also camped on the beaches during their cutting expeditions and occasionally utilised Aboriginal labour in return for tobacco or tools.
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