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In 1798, Bennelong Point, located in Sydney, Australia, became notable when it was named after Woollarawarre Bennelong, an Aboriginal man from the Eora nation. He was captured by the British colonizers to facilitate communication between them and the Indigenous people. Bennelong Point later served as a site for early colonial gatherings and has since become the location of the Sydney Opera House. The events surrounding Bennelong reflect the complex interactions between Indigenous Australians and European settlers during the early years of colonization.

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