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Josiah (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:11)

Thomas Akers
Crime highway robbery
Ship Charlotte
sentence 7 years
travelled with 13 other convicts

Carlos.R (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:42)

I learned a lot of things in the museum.
One of those is that when karrner made the shield out of bark and when they made it. They won'td the spears to go through it.When the Europeans Came they showed the Aboriginals metal and wool.

Leach (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 15:54)

If a family steels from another family they will arrange a fight.
I leaned that there are 2000 Kauran left.
I leaned that when it is winter the Aboriginals and the animals walk to Adelaide Hills and they live in caves to keep the rain way and the cold.

Ashleigh (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 02:33)

Today I learnt that the ganapeople didn't use boomerangs till the Europeans came.Also that in the schools they used dot paintings to put on there doors in there class room so they could remember the stories.

Ellie (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 02:32)

Did you know that there were only 2,000 Kaurna people. The Aboriginals never fought over land they would fight if someone stole something from their family and they would make a shield for the fight and after the fight they would throw out the shield. The shields were made out of bark because it was soft but brittle. The Kaurna people would stay near the beach in summer because there were sand dunes and behind the sand dunes there were like little dams with animals. In the winter the Aboriginals would move to the Adelaide hills and stay in caves because the animals from the dams moved to caves because it was more sheltered. The Europeans brought diseases with them to Australia that the Aboriginals weren't immunes to and they got very sick and some people died. The Kaurna people would trade with the Maccasans and the Aboriginals and they would trade sea cucumbers for glass that they put on the end of their spears because the glass was sharper than other materials that they had. I learnt that boomerangs are like new technology to the Kaurna people. There used to be 300 different Aboriginal languages but know there are 60.

Chloe (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 01:28)

I learnt that the Maccansens traded glass for seacucumbers from the aboriginals so that the Maccansens could eat the seacucumbers and the aboriginals made tools out of the glass because the glass was the sharpest thing they had.

Angus (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 01:06)

I leant that it was had to get Artefacts from the Kaunra people because there was only 2,000 Kaurna people and the settles were not interested in the Artefacts all they were interested in was building cities and buildings.The leader of the group would wear a band with two feathers on their head.The person on the 50 dollar was the first Aboriginal to write and publish a book.The was 300 languages before the settles came now the is 60 languages left. The Aboriginals traded with the Europeans the Europeans traded sugar the Aboriginals ate the sugar and got cavities and diseases.When the Europeans came to Australia they had diseases when they met the Aboriginals the Aboriginals got those diseases and some Aboriginals died cause of it.The Nutengeri people taught the Europeans how to weave and then the Europeans taught other Aboriginals in the north.

Lachlan K (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 00:43)

I learnt a lot of things at the Museum.I learnt that the Macassons traded glass with the Aboriginals so they could make weapons out of it.I learnt that the Aboriginals didn't just use natural resources they used metal that the Europeans brought.

Kiara (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 00:33)

Did you know that there used to be 300 Aboriginal languages but now there is only 60. That when the Aboriginal people traded for glass & they used it for heads of the spears because it light & sharp. The Aboriginal people also had bets that haD lots of proposes for example the belts were used for belts, fishing nets & a backpack & the most important person from the group should where the belt. The Kaurna people didn't fight over land they fort over family issues instead & they arranged for the fight to happen. In the Aboriginal people's shelters they made painting so that the children can learn the Aboriginal traditional stories, When the Europeans Came they thought that the Aboriginals painting were beautiful so they gave them a flat piece of bark so they could paint paintings for them. The Europeans introduced sugar to the Aboriginal people but didn't give them instructions so they got decay, cavitys and diseases. The Europeans brought the common cold with them to Australia which led some Aboriginal people to death & the Aboriginals thought that this was a very serious thing, also it lead to death because they didn't have any medicines or a pharmacy near them they only had their natural resorces.

Allana (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:50)

I learnt that the Aboriginal people used to trade sea cucumber for glass. The Aboriginal people used glass for the top of spspears. In winter the Aboriginal people went up to the hills and in summer they stay in the cost.

Wil M (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:47)

I learned that the guy on the fifty dollar note is a Aboriginal. He got on there by being the first Aboriginal author to publish a book. 20 Story's For Aboriginal Children. I learned that the kaurna people didn't use boomerangs until they met other groups. I found out that they only fought about family matters like if another family stole something then they'd organize a fight and made shields right before the fight, they threw them away after they had finished with it.

Will S. (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:46)

I learnt that the Aboriginals traded with the Europeans so they can get sugar, but the Europeans didn't warn them that they could get tooth decay and other diseases if they didn't brush their teeth. Also I learnt that some Aboriginals didn't use boomerangs until the Europeans came to Australia. They also traded sea cucumbers with the Macassans so they could get glass for spears because it was very sharp and it was light.

Arion (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:45)

I leant that some of the materials on earth weren't found by the Aboriginals on earth until some of the Europeans and the first settlers arrived. Another thing I learnt was that sugar to the Aboriginals was a very rich thing to eat and the Aboriginals liked it soo much that they ate it a lot of the time and because they ate it so much their teeth began to rot and led to teeth decay. They traded with the Macassans to get glass for their weapons because glass was a very sharp tool.

Ava (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:45)

I learnt that the Aboriginals didn't fight over land they fighted if another Aboriginal stills from another.Did you know there was only 2,000 Kaurna people in Adelaide. I also learnt that there was barely any white furred animals. I learnt that the Aboriginals didn't just use earth materials there also used metal and glass.

Archie (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:45)

I learnt that the Macassans traded glass with the Aboriginals the Aboriginals used the glass for arrow heads and sphere heads. The Europeans liked the Aboriginals art but it was stuck on the walls of their shelters and they did not want to wreck their shelters so they gave the Aboriginals square and flat pieces of bark to do their art on. The farmers traded with the aboriginals and gave them sugar the Aboriginals did not know that sugar was bad so they got bad problems with their body like getting decade on their teeth.

Sam (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:44)

I learnt that some of the early explorers had to use their camels as food and then they didn't need the harnesses so they left the harness behind and the Aboriginal people used the metal as axes.

In northern Australia some of the Aboriginal people the metal from 44 gallon drums to make masks for ceremonies and plays.

There are barely any native animals that had white hair or fur

Ella Ce (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:43)

I learnt that there used to be 300 Aboriginal languages but now there is only 60. That when the Aboriginal people traded for glass they used it for heads of the spears they made. Also the Aboriginal people had bets that had more than 1 purpose for example the belts were used for belts, fishing nets & a backpack. The Kaurna people didn't fight over land they fort over family issues instead. In the Aboriginal people's shelters they made painting so that the children can learn the Aboriginal traditional stories. When the Europeans. Came they thought that the Aboriginals painting were beautiful so they gave them a flat piece of bark so they could paint paintings for them. The Europeans introduced sugar to the Aboriginal people but didn't give them instructions so they got decay, cavitys and diseases. The Europeans brought the common cold with them to Australia which led some Aboriginal people to death.

Konrad k (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:42)

I learned that the Aboriginals made belts bake in the day out of hair,string and reeds.
Something that I really enjoyed was the first stage of the excursion where the man told us about what the Aboriginals would dress up like and how their hair would have grown.
He also tought us about how many languages there were when the aboriginals were around and there were 300! and know there's only 60.
The Garna people made their shields out of bark which was brittle.
I liked going to the museum and learning about new things on aboriginals.

Violet (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:41)

I learnt that the Aboriginal people don't only use materials from the earth, but they also trade to get materials like glass. I also learnt that they made their shields out of bark because after the fights they didn't need the them any more so they were disposable. Did you know that there were barley any animals with white fur!

Hudson (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:38)

Each artwork had a story behind it and that and that the tin masks aren't locally made they where found products and they didn't fight of land they fought over family issues. The shields where made out of bark to protect themselves from spears but after the would make a fire out of them. Kaurna people don't have a lot of artifacts facts because the settlers didn't care about the artifacts they worried about building a small cottage so that's why there is not much artifacts

Mya (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:38)

At the museum excursion today I learnt that for shields the garner people use bark and they fight with them and then after the fight they would put them in the bin. I also learnt that the fights would be about taking things of someone else's and steeling it. The groups would talk to each other and they would plan the fights so every one new where the fight was when it would start and they would know when they needed a new shield for the fights. The shields where really only for protecting them selves from being shot by spears and you would cover yourselfe with the shield and put the spear in the shield not your body. This is what I learnt at the museum excursion I had lots of fun and learnt a lot!

Indiana (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:37)

I leant that the aboriginal people traded sea coucumbers for glass with the Makassan Traders. I also leant that there shields were made of bark because the spears wouldn't go through them it would go through the bark. He also told us that most other things that the aboriginal people made were made of bark wood a lot more things.

Ella ch (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:37)

Today I learnt about how Aborigonials don't have bright colors like we have don't have glass and to get glass they had to trade with another colture and learnt each other's languages and what they do. Today gave me the time to learn about Aborigonials and there colture and there life style. Today was a great day and I wanna do it again.

#Ella#

David (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:36)

I learned that the Aboriginals traded with the Makassans to get glass which was the used on spear heads. I also learned that the Kauna people arranged fights if someone does something to someone that the person they did it to doesn't like. Another thing I learned that the shields they used in those fights were made of bark so the shields would become brittle afterwards. One more thing I learned was the different communities shared inventions so each community had an even number of tools and weapons.

Lucien (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:35)

I learnt that the Aboriginals had shields made of bark and they only used their shields once then they would use it for something else like put it in the fire. It was very rare to find these artifacts. Firstly it was from a very long time ago. Lastly they use the shields for other things so it would be rare. I learnt that the Makassan Traders traded metal which was useful, glass for spears and other things and sugar which was not useful at all.

Alex G (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:34)

I learned that a belt could transform into 2 things that were a fishing net and a backpack,I also learnt that shields were made out of bark and they sometimes use them for ceremonies and fights after the ceremonie and fight they would throw the bark out or use it for a camp fire.I never knew that they organised the fight with the pepole they were going to fight against.

Bella (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:33)

I liked learning about the Indigenous Australians and having a fun time viewing the exhibits. I was happy I learned the things that the aboriginals went through, I learned that people made these belts that could hold items, become a backpack and can be used for a fishing net. I now know that the dot paintings we see today that were made by the aboriginals were actually made for the Europeans were they originally painted on the insides of a shelter so the aboriginal children would remember the stories they told.
I found it interesting that the Makassan Traders actually visited the aboriginals for sea cucumber and would trade, they also traded things that the aboriginals did not have like glass.

Alfredo (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:32)

I learned that the Malaskan trators tratoed the aboriginal dot painting for things like glass,language and other materials so that the aboriginals could use some thing better for there spears.

Archer (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:32)

After going to the Museum and learning about the Aboriginals I learnt that Aboriginal people traded with Makassans by trading sea cucumbers for glass shards as spear tips. I also learnt that there was a famous Aboriginal (I forgot his name) who published a book and was a scientist and he is on the 50 dollar note. I learnt that an aboriginal belt has many uses such as a fishing net, backpack ETC. I learnt about another famous aboriginal called kara Pinta I also learnt that aboriginal only made boomerangs in the last few hundred years. And the last thing I learnt was that the aboriginals took metal from the Europeans to make masks.

Henry (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:31)

I found out that they didn't have major battles and when they stole things or annoyed each other they planned battles with each other. I also learnt that the Macassan Traders traded glass which Aboriginals used for knifes or spearheads.

James (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:31)

The museum excursion was very interesting and fun. We learnt about how the indigenous people's traditions were influenced by other cultures. The makassan traders traded glass for sea cucumbers, and the europeans traded sugar for paintings. We also looked at some of the traditional idegenous Australian's items. There was a shield made out of bark so you could just use it as firewood after a fight since they were so easy to make, and there was a belt that you could use for many things like carrying things and making a fishing net. This excursion was very interesting and I enjoyed it greatly.

Marcus (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:30)

I learned about that ganapeaple didn't use boomerang till the European came.
They use Barck the Mack shield and tiber for arm guards incase a sobody try to hit you with club.
They didn't paint on barck antill the Europeans came

Emerson (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:30)

I learnt that aboriginal people traded with makassan traders for glass and the aboriginal people drew paintings of their ships. I found fun trying to find the objects from makassan traders because they were different to the aboriginal objects. I found out that aboriginal people used massive nets to catch fish.

Josiah (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:29)

I found evidence that the aboriginal people made most things out of bark, they organised fights and they made shields then they threw them away when they were done using them
I also found out that the aboriginal people did not stick to thier culture and when there where more materials they used them.I found out that people who live in the south pacific artificially streach thier heads.

Ben (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:28)

I learned that the aboriginal people trade with the Makssan trades. They traded glass for seacucmber. Another thing I learned that if someone stole something they would organised fights between the families.

Jemima (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:28)

I learned that there are barely any native animals with white fur or are white.
I also learned that the Makassan Traders traded mostly glass to the aboriginals for sea cucumber.

Sienna. P (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:27)

I thought the museum was really fun learning new things like Macassan traders first introduced the hat to the aboriginals and that there once was a huge giant squid it was really interesting that there was actually a giant squid like that actually living. I really liked seeing the animals it was cool seeing the elephant because it was huge. I really liked the museum it was terrific.

Harry M (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:27)

I learnt that boomerangs can be in different shapes. i also learnt that the makassan traders
traded glass with the kaurna people.

Marco (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:26)

At the museum I learnt that some of the things in the aboriginal exhibit, made by the aboriginals, were not made completely made out of natural things. There where two axes that where made out of metal from an explorer's exhibition in 1867 or 1862 ( I forgot which). We also learnt that the shields that where in perfect condition where hard to find because they where made out of soft bark and where only used once. They used them for fights, and when a spear got thrown at them, they would block it with their shield and it would go into the shield. After it was used they used it for firewood or other things.

Maddie (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:26)

I learnt that shields were made out of bark which I thought it would be made out of stone but then I also thought stone would be to heavy. That you can use a belt as a backpack or a fishnets.that the garner people didn't use boomerangs. That the macason traders traded with the aboriginal community for the materials and the aboriginal people got glass for the heads of there spheres.

Christa S (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:25)

I learnt that traders that went to Australia to trade aboriginal and Torres Strait island people for their painting and other things.

Laura (Monday, 31 October 2016 23:21)

I learnt about the Kaurna people and weapons, tools and materials they use. I also learnt about animals, fossils and rocks.

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Alfredo (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 06:31)

Name: Samuel Hall
Occupation: carpenter
Crime:Burglary
Sentenced: life
Ship: the prince of Wales

Henry (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 04:37)

Name of convict: Samuel Hall
Age when sentenced: -
Crime: Burglary
Sentence: Life
Ship: Prince of Wales
Other Information: Convicted at Midlesex Gaol Delivery, date of arrival 22nd of January 1788

Emerson (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 04:22)

Name of convict:Richard Lane
Nationality:UK
Age when sentenced:1784
Crime:stealing a watch
Sentence: 7 years
Ship:scarborough

Ben (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 04:22)

Name: Of convict John Silverthorn

Age: When sentenced 24 years

Crime: Assault/highway robbery with a value of 150 shillings

Sentenced: To seven years

Ship: The Alexander

Other information: Married to Mary Wickham

Died: 1829, 66 years of age with one son.

Christa S (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 04:11)

Name of convict: Charlotte ware
Age when sentenced: 77
Crime: Assult and attempted robbery
Sentence: 7
Ship: Friendship
Other information:Convicted at old bailey. Birth 1762. Death 18th February 1839.

Christa S (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 03:56)

Name of convict: Elizabeth Harvey
Nationality: English
Age when sentenced: 31
Crime: Burglary
Sentence: 14 years
Ship: Friendship
Other information: birth 1757. Death 8th June 1788. Convicted at suffolk bury st edmunds assizes.

Alex (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 03:55)

Ship:Prince of Wales
Crime:shop lifting
Sentence:7 years
Name:Mary Martin
Conflict:Middlesex gaol delivery

Alex (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 03:40)

Name:Elizabeth Clark
Ship:Friendship
Crime:Stole clothing
Sentence:7 years
Birth year:1767
Convict:Derby
Death:4th September 1788
Traveled with:101 other pepole

Angelle (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 02:31)

Name of convict: Elizabeth Thackery
Age when sentenced: 89 years old
Crime: stealing a handkerchief
Sentence: 7 years
Ship: friendship
Other info: arrival date: 21st January 1788

Angelle (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 02:13)

Name of convict: Mary Wickham
Age when sentenced: 35 years old
Crime: receiving stolen property
Sentence: 14 years
Ship: Charlotte
Other info: arrival date: 22nd January, 1788

Indiana (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:55)

Name of convict: Charlotte Ware
Crime: Assault and attempted robbery
Sentence: 7 years
Age when sentenced: unknown
Ship: Friendship
Passengers mani: Travelled with 101 other convicts
Date of death 18th February

Indiana (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:33)

Name of convict: John King
Crime: Robbery with violence
Sentence: 10 years
Age when sentenced: Unknown
Ship: Friendship
Date of death: 1838
Arrival date: 21st January,1788

Mya (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:18)

Name of convict: John Hudson
Age when sentenced: 13 years old
Crime: Stealing
Sentence: 7 years
Ship: Friendship
Other information: There gender is male, his date of birth is the 1774,his occupation was chimney sweeper, he was convicted at old Bailey, he died in 1787 13th of May and arrived in 1788 21st of January so he never actually made. It all the way.

Josiah (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:12)

Thomas Akers
Crime highway robbery
Ship Charlotte
sentence 7 years
travelled with 13 other convicts

Wil Y (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:10)

Name of Convict: William Ayres
Crime: Highway Robbery
Ship: Freindship
Sentence: 7 years
Age when sentenced: 24

Marcus (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:10)

Name Henry
Age when sentenced: 30
Crime stealing
sentence 7 years
Ship friendship
Other information died 60

Archer (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:02)

Name:Esther Abrahams
Nationality: English
Crime: stealing
Age when scentanced 7 years old
Scentance:term 7 years
Convict:old Bailey
Ship: price of Wales
Other info:Esther married George Jhonston

David (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:58)

Convict Name: John Small
Crime: Assault and Theft
Age When Sentenced: Unknown
Sentence: 7 Years
Ship: Charlotte
Other Information: Travelled With 13 Convicts

Armand (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:50)

Name:William Ayres
Crime:highway robbery
Sentence term:7 years
Ship:friend ship
Convict:Winchester

Nikolas (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:50)

Elizabeth Adams she took the ship prince of wales. her crime was abuse. Her sentence term was for life. She was 36 when she was sentenced. She was a baker and she was from England.

Wil Y (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:48)

Name of convict: George Youngson
Nationality: British
Crime: Breaking and entering and stealing
Sentence: For life
Boat: Prince Of Wales
Other Info: Male

Mya (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:42)

Name of convict: Frances Hart
Age when sentenced: 5 years old
Crime: Receiving stolen property
Sentence: 7 years
Ship: Friendship
Other information: There gender is female, her date of birth is 1753

Bella (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:39)

Name: Thomas Hannon
Sentence: 7 yrs
Ship: Anson
Nationality: British

Sienna. P (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:34)

Simon Burn
Name of convict: Simon Burn
Age when sentenced: 37
Crime: Highway robbery
Sentence: 7 years

Harry (Wednesday, 02 November 2016 00:15)

Age 34
Ship Charlotte
Sentence term 14 years
Crime reciving stolen property
Name Mary wickham

Alex (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:44)

Name:Charlotte Ware
Birth:1762
Crime:Assault and attempted robbery
Ship:friendship
Sentence:7 years

Bella (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:43)

Name of Convict: Isabella Oldfield Ship: Frienship

Crime: Stealing Nationality: British

Sentence: 7 yrs Other Imformation: Departure Date is 13 May 1787
Arrival Date is 21 Jan 1788

Harry (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:43)

Convict Henry Taylor
Ship friend ship
Age when sentenced 7
Sentence7 years
Crime stealing

Archer (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:42)

Name Mary Pinder
Crime robbery
Scentance 7 years
Ship prince of Wales
Other information she was born in 1766 departure date April 1788

David (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:41)

Name: John Herbert
Crime: Highway Robbery
Age When Sentenced: 17
Sentence: 7 Years
Ship: Charlotte
Other Information: Occupation: Dealer

Marco (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:40)

Name Of Convict: John Silverthorn
Nationality: British
Age When Sentanced: 24
Crime: Assualt/Highway Robbery
Sentance: 7 Years
Ship: Alexander
Other information: Occupation: Weaver

Maddie (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:38)

Ship:friendship
Elizabeth barber
Age when sentenced 7years old
Sentenced:death
Crime: assault and robbery
Convicted at old bailey
Depture date 13th of may 1787
Arrival place NSW

James (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:37)

Name of Convict: Elizabeth Cook
Nationality: British
Age When Sentenced: N.A.
Crime: Stealing
Sentence: Life Sentence

Emerson (Tuesday, 01 November 2016 23:36)

Name of convict:John Silverthorn
Nationality:English
Age when sentenced:24
Crime:Assault/highway robbery
Sentence:7 years
Ship:Alexander
Other information: married
Died