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Native Camp Near Cooktown

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Native Camp Near Cooktown has 4 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.

4 facts·4 predicates·1 sources

Mostly:settlement type(1), located near(1), rdfs:label(1)

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Settlement TypesettlementType

  • Aboriginal encampment[1]sourceall time · Rosie World Haviland

Located NearlocatedNear

Rdfs:labelrdfs:label

  • native camp near Cooktown[1]sourceall time · Rosie World Haviland

Alternative Settlement TermalternativeSettlementTerm

  • fringe camp[1]all time · Rosie World Haviland

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alternativeSettlementTermrosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
fringe camp
locatedNearrosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
ex:cooktown
labelrosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
native camp near Cooktown
settlementTyperosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
Aboriginal encampment

References (1)

1 references
  1. customctx:research/rosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
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      text/plain2 KBdoc:research/rosie-research/rosie-world-haviland
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      Rosie's world: McIvor River and Cooktown Aboriginal life, 1879-1896. Compiled from verified primary and scholarly sources for the donto research on Rosie (Rosie Reynolds / Rosie Rosie), an Aboriginal Kuku Yalanji woman born at the McIvor Ri

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