Eora people

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The Eora people are the Indigenous Aboriginal inhabitants of the area now known as Sydney, whose coastal culture, language, and early contact with British colonists have made them central to the history of New South Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian people
affectedBy frontier conflict
land dispossession
smallpox epidemics
contactWith British colonists
continent Australia
country Australia
culture Coastal Aboriginal culture
ethnicGroupOf Sydney region NERFINISHED
ethnonymLanguage Eora language
ethnonymMeaning people
firstContactEvent arrival of the First Fleet in 1788
firstContactPeriod late 18th century
heritageRecognizedBy City of Sydney NERFINISHED
New South Wales Government NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance central to early colonial history of New South Wales
first Aboriginal people to experience sustained British settlement in Sydney
language Eora language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Dharug language
locatedIn New South Wales
Port Jackson region NERFINISHED
Sydney Basin NERFINISHED
materialCulture bark canoes
shell middens
stone tools
neighboringGroup Dharug people NERFINISHED
Guringai people NERFINISHED
Tharawal people NERFINISHED
notableIndividual Barangaroo NERFINISHED
Bennelong NERFINISHED
Colebee NERFINISHED
Pemulwuy NERFINISHED
partOf Aboriginal peoples of New South Wales NERFINISHED
Aboriginal peoples of the Sydney region NERFINISHED
presentIn modern Sydney Aboriginal communities
religion Australian Aboriginal spirituality
socialOrganization clan-based society
kinship system with moieties
subsistence fishing
hunting
plant food gathering
shellfish gathering
traditionalTerritory Botany Bay NERFINISHED
Coastal areas around present-day Sydney
Georges River NERFINISHED
Parramatta River NERFINISHED
Sydney Harbour NERFINISHED

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