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EUROBODALLA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL HERITAGE STUDY South Coast NSW Goulding Heritage Consulting Pty Ltd 10
Introduction EUROBODALLA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL HERITAGE STUDY South Coast NSW The history of Aboriginal people in south east New South Wales over the past 200 years is reflected in a wide variety of associations with place. Where and how Aboriginal people have lived, their encounters with European settlers and their places of work and recreation are examples of place-based associations that reflect a diverse and complex social history since colonisation. This report presents the outcomes of the first stage of the Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Study which aims to better understand this history as it has played out within the Eurobodalla shire. The Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Study is auspiced by the Eurobodalla Shire Council, the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC - formerly the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service) Far South Coast Region in conjunction with local Aboriginal Land Councils and community groups. The study involves an holistic assessment of Aboriginal heritage values within the Eurobodalla Shire that can be built into local land use planning and Environmental Impact Assessment frameworks. 1 This report presents the outcomes of the first stage of the Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage study. The overall study is divided into four stages (Figure 1). The aims of each stage are as follows: Stage 1 – Research/Data Audit Brief review of existing reference material in order to identify archival and current research material relevant to this study area and identify Aboriginal places listed in the archives, as well as producing a historical narrative which, collectively, will provide a context for the project (Project Brief Stage 1). Stage 2 – Field Work Consultation and survey with Aboriginal communities and individuals to collect, document and map cultural heritage information. Stage 3 – Aboriginal Values Report and Mapping Document and make information available to local Aboriginal communities and agencies a final report as determined by agreed protocols. Stage 4 – Future Planning Report Investigation of ways that the broad historic and contemporary Aboriginal heritage values arising from stages 1-3 can be integrated into future cultural heritage management and land-use planning and EIA processes. The Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage study is designed to provide the context from which to better understand the social and historic values of Aboriginal places and landscapes within the study area. It represents a departure from previous work in 1 Project Brief, Appendix 1. Goulding Heritage Consulting Pty Ltd 11
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