8000 years of Indigenous history revealed on Peninsula
Archaeologists are filling in gaps about Indigenous populations on coastal and island sites of Yorke Peninsula, west of South Australia’s capital Adelaide, putting likely habitation there 8000 years ago.
Mayibarrdu / Goose Island returning to Narungga Nation
Mayibarrdu or Goose Island, off the West Coast of the Yorke Peninsula in the Spencer Gulf of South Australia, will return to the hands of its Traditional Owners, the Narungga Nation.
Burgiyana and Waraldi: A radiocarbon chronology for a selection of coastal and island archaeological sites on Yorke Peninsula/Guuranda, South Australia
This paper outlines a radiocarbon chronology for a selection of coastal and island archaeological sites on Yorke Peninsula/Guuranda, South Australia.
This agreement between the Government of South Australia (through PIRSA) and the Narungga people establishes formal recognition of Narungga traditional fishing rights in the waters around Yorke Peninsula. It functions as an interim arrangement; running for five years or until replaced by a formal Aboriginal Traditional Fishing Management Plan and is administered on the Narungga side by the Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation (NNAC).
