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Originally titled 'Applicants Historical Report' and prepared as expert evidence in the native title case known as Single Noongar Claim, this book analyses the historiography and associated anthropology of the South-West. Coupled with Noongar oral history, it examines the survival of Noongar tradition, law and custom, proving that many of the most common misconceptions regarding the disappearance of Noongar culture have no basis in fact.

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Originally titled 'Applicants Historical Report' and prepared as expert evidence in the native title case known as Single Noongar Claim, this book analyses the historiography and associated anthropology of the South-West. Coupled with Noongar oral history, it examines the survival of Noongar tradition, law and custom, proving that many of the most common misconceptions regarding the disappearance of Noongar culture have no basis in fact.

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The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) is a native title representative body which works in the interests of the Noongar People who come from the south west of Western Australia and who are one of the largest Indigenous groups in Australia. SWALSC works with Noongar People to facilitate their native title claims to determination, by providing legal representation and support, undertaking significant research and anthropological studies, as well as coordinating family claimant and other meetings. SWALSC also works to strengthen Noongar, culture, heritage and society by close engagement with the community on a wide variety of projects and initiatives.