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What land did James Stirling find and when?
swan river
Find 5 landmarks each named after Sir James Stirling?
There have been several significant James Stirlings in history, but we shall proceed from the assumption that you mean Sir James Stirling, the first Governor of Western Australia. The only actual natural landmark named after Sir James Stirling is the Stirling Range in Western Australia, which was named by Matthew Flinders in Stirling's honour. Later, the entire range and surrounding plains became the Stirling Range National Park. However, the following are also his legacy: The Perth suburb of Stirling is named after him. The plant genus Stirlingia, was named in his honour. The Royal Australian Navy's Indian Ocean Fleet is based at HMAS Stirling near Rockingham, WA. A seat in the lower House of the national Parliament bears his name. ** The South Australian town of Stirling was NOT named after Sir James Stirling.
Where did aboriginal people find the food called yams?
in the ground
Where would you find aboriginal people?
Algonquin, woods, forests... etc.
When was the Stirling engine invented?
It was invented in 1816 by Robert Stirling. You can find much more information about stirling engines and carnot cycles on Wikipedia.
Where can one find Aboriginal Paintings?
One can find Aboriginal Paintings in national parks and reserves and in rural areas and are very popular paintings bought by different kinds of people.
Did John Cabot find natives or aboriginal people in Newfoundland?
yes they were fishers
Why is aboriginal art protected with copyright?
It is because most of the aboriginal artwork is holy. It could also make the aboriginal people offended if they find your artwork being used for something without permission.
How did Mum Shirl get famous?
Shirley Colleen Smith, Mum Shirl, was an Aboriginal Australian activist dedicated to justice and welfare of the Aboriginal people. She visited people in prison and helped people navigate the legal system, helped find homes for children, and more.
What kind of food did aboriginal people eat?
Whatever they could find like meat and fish and rice and grain :)
What do the dots mean in Aboriginal art?
the dots in aboriginal art mean pathways and can sometimes symbolise people, the aboriginals used these as maps to find food and water, these were made on rocks by die and such like
Where can find information about jobs at Stirling?
One can find information about jobs at Stirling when one goes to the websites of stir, job shop, indeed, etc. On these sites, one can check the details for vacancies, job requirements and qualifications.
