It is believed that the Portuguese were the first to sight the Australian continent, but there are no records within Portugal itself to substantiate the claim. The source for this claim are the Dieppe Maps, which date between 1542 and 1587, and which were drawn up by a group of French cartographers using a Portuguese source. These maps name a large land mass believed to be the Australian continent as Java-la-Grande. There is some speculation that the maps, not being to scale, actually represent an exaggerated western Java, possibly even Vietnam.
then we speak portuguese instead of English
First the Portuguese, then the Dutch, the Great Britain.
The Portuguese are credited with discovering the sea route to Australia, even though they did not recognise Australia as a separate continent at the time.
See the link below for a detailed timeline of gold discovery in Australia.
Probably, they have spread all over Southern Australia, west and east. I'd say more Portuguese Millipedes in Australia then Portugal.They get everywhere and are a colossal pain
No. Western Australia was noted first by Portuguese sailors, then formally "discovered" by Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog.
The discovery of the Americas was not a first for the Portuguese, as it was credited to Christopher Columbus on behalf of Spain.
Kenneth Gordon McIntyre has written: 'The Rebello transcripts' -- subject(s): Biography, Boundaries, Career in the Portuguese navy, Governors, History, Portugal, Portugal. Armada, Sailors 'The Secret Discovery of Australia' -- subject(s): Discovery and exploration, History, Portuguese
The Discovery of Grounded Theory was created in 1967.
Africa
Discovery Channel - Australia - was created in 1995.
In 1418 by a Portuguese expedition.
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It is believed that the Portuguese were the first to sight the Australian continent, but there are no records within Portugal itself to substantiate the claim.The source for this claim are the Dieppe Maps, which date between 1542 and 1587, and which were drawn up by a group of French cartographers using a Portuguese source. These maps name a large land mass believed to be the Australian continent as Java-la-Grande.There is some speculation that the maps, not being to scale, actually represent an exaggerated western Java, possibly even Vietnam.For more information on the argument surrounding the theory of the Portuguese discovery of Australia, as well as these fascinating Dieppe Maps, see the related weblink.
then we speak portuguese instead of English
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Charles Darwin's first discovery was the theory of life. This is what is commonly referred to as the theory of evolution.