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eceived bv NSD/FARA Registration Uni Tasmania s History and Heritage iMli •>-.. ;Kl_«ft. m - m V* •' ... *-„' 1 wi. n W ; ^* Aboriginal people have lived in Tasmania for about 30,000 years, well before the last Ice Age. They were separated from the Australian mainland about 12,000 years ago when the seas rose to form Bass Strait and flooded the landbridge. Tasmania was originally named Van Diemen's Land by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1642. The island was settled by the British as a penal colony in 1803 and the name was changed to Tasmania when convict transportation stopped in 1853. Tasmania has preserved a rich legacy of heritage, including Australia's oldest continuously operating theatre, the Theatre Royal in Hobart; the country's first Jewish Synagogue, still in use In Hobart; and its oldest golf course, in the historic town of Bothwell. The nation's oldest bridge and church are at Richmond, and on the corner of Murray and Macquarie streets in Hobart, the only remaining Georgian intersection in the country. Many colonial dwellings are in use as private homes ortourist accommodation. Convict Heritage Tasmania was originally known as Van Diemen's Land and some 73,500 convicts were shipped from Britain during the transportation period. The convict prisons were built for those convicts who reoffended in Van Diemen's Land. Largely, it is from the prisons in which the stories of convicts and brutality stem. • Port Arthur Historic Site - Port Arthur was established to contain and punish convicts who reoffended after being transported to Van Diemen's Land. The peninsula landscape provided a natural prison with only a narrow strip of land (EaglehawkNeck) connecting it to the rest of the island. Today the Port Arthur Historic Site includes over 30 restored buildings (Including a brutal solitary confinement jail) and convict ruins through guided tours, galleries, audio tours, and evening ghost tours. • Tasman Peninsula Convict Trail - takes in seven locations in an area where Tasmania's convict history is most concentrated. They include Eaglehawk Neck, site ofthe famed Dog Line - a line of dogs chained across a narrow isthmus to deter prisoners contemplating escape - and the Coal Mines at Saltwater River where convicts were made to cut coal to feed the fires ofthe gentry. The Trail includes spectacular land formations alongthe coastline of the Tasman National Park. • Sarah Island was one ofthe first prison settlements established to punish reoffending convicts and to harvest the valuable Huon pine from the unyielding wilderness. The island eventually developed into one ofthe largest shipyards in the British Empire. Convicts eventually turned out more than 80 vessels, the last of which was used for a daring escape. Today, visitors can enjoy guided tours of Sarah Island on their cruise to the Gordon River. discovertasmania.com Tasmania Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
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