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EUROBODALLA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL HERITAGE STUDY South Coast NSW NSW and a new corporate direction which extends its focus beyond the management of archaeological sites and relics towards the integration of natural and cultural heritage and the consideration of the full range of traditional, historic and contemporary values of Aboriginal communities into the local planning process. This Project Proposed Future Stages Stage 1 - Background Historical Research • Recording places found in historical documents • Writing a history of Aboriginal people in Eurobodalla from documentary sources • Creating a bibliography of references Stage 2 - Oral History Research • Interviewing community members about their places • Adding community information to database of places • Mapping community places in the Eurobodalla Shire Stage 3 - Pulling Research Together • Bringing together historical and oral information together into one report on the history of Aboriginal people in the Eurobodalla Shire • Mapping places in the Eurobodalla Shire Stage 4 - Designing a planning protocol • Working with communities and shire planners to develop ways of protecting Aboriginal places in local planning processes Figure 1: Diagram showing the different stages of the Eurobodalla Aboriginal Heritage Study. Goulding Heritage Consulting Pty Ltd 12
Scope of this Investigation EUROBODALLA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL HERITAGE STUDY South Coast NSW While information relating to Aboriginal peoples’ history in the Eurobodalla Shire exists in a variety of published and unpublished materials this information has not been compiled in a user-friendly and accessible format. The first stage of the Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Study is designed to contribute to this body of knowledge through a comprehensive survey of the written and visual historical records that refer to Aboriginal people in the study area. This research has been framed by several different objectives. Firstly, it has provided the basis for the development of an annotated bibliography that can be used to guide future research into Aboriginal history in the study area. Secondly, sources have been examined to establish places associated with local Aboriginal people during the post settlement period that might need to be considered within a planning and development context. Thirdly, the literature review has provided the background information for the development of a brief history of Aboriginal peoples’ occupation of the Eurobodalla Shire. This historical narrative has created a context within which to better understand the Aboriginal cultural places recorded (see Figure 2). In summary, this first stage of the Eurobodalla Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Study has produced the following outcomes: • an annotated bibliography • a brief historical narrative for the study area • a record of places identified during the research, including summary information on Aboriginal associations with each place. • identification of gaps in information that can be used in structuring further research. Study Area The study area is defined by the boundary of the Eurobodalla Shire Council (Figure 3). This large shire is serviced by five Local Aboriginal Land Councils. From north to south these include: • Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council (part of Land Council area) • Mogo Local Aboriginal Land Council • Cobowra Local Aboriginal Land Council • Bodalla Local Aboriginal Land Council • Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council • Merrimans Local Aboriginal Land Council (part of Land Council area) Goulding Heritage Consulting Pty Ltd 13
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