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Eora

The Eora (/ˈjʊərə/; also Yura) are an Aboriginal Australian people of New South Wales. Eora is the name given by the early colonising British military officers to a group of Aboriginal people belonging to the clans along the coastal area of what is now known as the Sydney basin, in New South Wales, Australia. The Eora spoke a dialect of the language of…

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Bioregion:
Sydney Basin
Group dialects:
Dharug
Language branch:
Yuin–Kuric
Language family:
Pama–Nyungan
Language group:
Yora (Eora)
Location:
Sydney

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Eora

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Edges98
Triples181
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020202
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related to history · 35
Eora → April, Bennelong, Bennelong Point, Bennelong's, British, By, Cadigal, Canoes, Colebee, Eventually Phillip, First Fleet, Fleet, From, Governor Phillip, Guringai Arabanoo, It, January, Kohen, Misunderstandings, No
related to Clans · 26
Eora → Bidjigal, Borogegal, Botany Bay, Bradley Head, Broken Bay, Burramattagal, Cammeraygal, Castle Hill, Eel, Gadigal, Garigal, Kamaygal, Long Cove, Manly Cove, Milson Point, Norongeragal, North, North Shore, Parramatta River, Port Jackson
related to Country · 21
Eora → Aleksey Rossiysky, Botany Bay, Darug, David Collins, Georges River, Governor Phillip, Gwiyagal, Hawkesbury River, In, Its, Kundul, Kuringgai, Norman Tindale, Parramatta, Pittwater, Port Jackson's, Russian, Tharawal, Their, Western
related to Notable people · 20
Eora → Australia, Barangaroo, Bennelong, Bennelong Point, Bidjigal, British, Cammeraygal, Darling Harbour, England, First Fleet, Foster, He, Patyegarang, She, Sydney, Sydney Opera House, Sydney's, Wangal, William Dawes Eora, Yemmerrawanne
related to Alternative names · 17
Eora → Balmain, Bedia-mangoraCammeray, Botany Bay, Camerray-gal, CammeraEa-ora, Iora, Kadigal/Caddiegal, Kameraigal, Kem, Kemmaraigal Camera-gal, Kemmirai-galWanuwangul, Long Nose Point, Parramatta, Port Jackson, Source, Tindale, Yo-raGouiaGouia-gulGweagal
related to Language · 14
Eora → Aboriginal, Darug, David Collins, Dharug, It, Iyora, Mathews, Patyegarang, Port Jackson Dharuk, Some, Tharawal, The, The Australian, William Dawes
related to Song · 14
Eora → An Eora, August, Bardd, Bennelong, Brenin, Clarence Slockee, Edward Jones, It, London, Matthew Doyle, NSW, State Library, Their, Yemmerrawanne
related to Lifestyle · 11
Eora → As, Curl Curl, Dee Why, In, Queenscliff, Such, Summer, The, The Eora, They, Wetland
related to Ethnonym · 8
Eora → Aboriginal, Account, Collins, Collins's, First Fleet, Since, Sydney, The
related to External links · 7
Eora → Aboriginal, Archived, Australian Institute, Bibliography, May, Torres Strait Islander Studieshttps, Wayback Machine

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people aboriginal sydney bennelong first language word also used ethnonym clan south australia smallpox evidence port around parramatta jackson australian

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EoraBioregion:Sydney Basin1.00infobox
EoraCoordinates:.mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct,.mw-pars…1.00infobox
EoraGroup dialects:Dharug1.00infobox
EoraLanguage branch:Yuin–Kuric1.00infobox
EoraLanguage family:Pama–Nyungan1.00infobox
EoraLanguage group:Yora (Eora)1.00infobox
EoraLocation:Sydney1.00infobox
Eorais aname given by the early colonising British military officers to a group of Aboriginal people belonging to the clans along the coastal area of what is now known as the Sydney basin0.90text
Eorarelated to Alternative namesBedia-mangoraCammeray0.60section
Eorarelated to Alternative namesCammeraEa-ora0.60section
Eorarelated to Alternative namesIora0.60section
Eorarelated to Alternative namesYo-raGouiaGouia-gulGweagal0.60section

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