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Lyndall Ryan's Legacy and Historical Context
May 26, 2025
Centre For 21st Century Humanities
Vale Lyndall Ryan
Passing of Emerita Professor Lyndall Ryan on April 30, 2024.
Acknowledged for her scholarship and determination.
No further updates to massacre data on the website will be made.
Archive and Acknowledgments
Archive established for
Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia, 1788-1930
at the
Australian Data Archive
.
Respectful acknowledgment of the Pambalong Clan of the Awabakal Nation.
Broader acknowledgment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nations.
Content Warning
Site contains distressing information about acts of violence.
No images of people are included.
Historical Context
British invasion in 1788 led to resistance from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Frontier massacres were used to suppress resistance.
Thousands of Indigenous people were killed.
Site includes a map and information about massacres from 1788-1930.
Only massacres with sufficient evidence are included.
Map also includes non-Aboriginal victims.
Project Information
Intended as a starting point for historical research.
Uses reputable sources and oral histories.
Details ongoing corrections and contributions.
Contact form for contributions.
Continuing Research
Research continues through the
Historical Frontier Violence
project.
Led by A/Prof Julie Moschion and Dr. Cain Polidano.
Funded by ARC Discovery Project scheme (ARC DP220101336).
Initial Funding
Funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council.
Project ID:
DP140100399
.
Image
Features Australian coat of arms with kangaroo and emu, labeled "Australian Government, Australian Research Council."
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https://c21ch.newcastle.edu.au/colonialmassacres/