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13th July 1772, British Royal Navy Captain, explorer, navigator, and cartographer James Cook embarks on his second voyage aboard HMS Resolution to search for ‘Terra Australis’, the fabled Southern continent. The continent was first proposed in the ancient world by the theory that continents in the north should be balanced by a continent in the south. Despite the name, ‘Terra Australis’, did not refer to the continent of Australia, but to the continent later confirmed to exist, and named Antarctica in the 1890’s. By the following January, the crew of the Resolution became the first navigator’s known to history to cross the Antarctic Circle. The ship however got no further as Cook had believed that due to the insurmountable ice he had found, a possible continent beyond was impossible to reach. This was however proved incorrect on the 27th January 1820, when the Russian Antarctic expedition led by Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen and Mikhail Lazarev reached Antarctica. The expedition had sailed from Russia on the 16th July 1819, three days and forty seven years after James Cook. Three days later, on the 30th January 1820, a British expedition captained by Edward Bransfield sighted Trinity Peninsula in Antarctica, but the discovery of Antarctica was ultimately credited to Bellingshausen and Lazarev. The nautical race to map what was believed to be the last geographic areas of the globe, had in the early years of the 19th century caused a political rift between Britain and Russia. In 1817 fears were expressed that Russia would be the first country to explore the North West Passage. #captainjamescook #sailinghistory #maritimehistory #royalnavyhistory #hmsresolution #terraaustralia #terraaustralis #antartica #18thcentury #18thcenturyhistory #tallships #sailingships #antarticcircle #arcticcircle #19thcentury #19thcenturyhistory #russianhistory #bellingshausen #northwestpassage #exploration #discoveryglobe #historicalstories #historystory #talesofthesea #historicaldiscovery #icebound #historicalmaps https://www.instagram.com/p/CRZNx3elzV7/?utm_medium=tumblr
Australian Foods
Exploration of Australia
Several European explorers sailed the coast of Australia, then known as New Holland, in the 17th century. However, it wasn’t until 1770 that Captain James Cook chartered the east coast and claimed it for Britain. The new outpost was put to use as a penal colony and on 26 January 1788, the First Fleet of 11 ships carrying 1,500 people – half of them convicts – arrived in Sydney Harbour. Until penal transportation ended in 1868, 160,000 men and women came to Australia as convicts. The aborigine people had never seen white people until Captain James Cook landed in Botany Bay in They were shocked to see these white people in their strange clothes and they thought they were the spirits of their dead ancestors. At first the Aborigines were friendly towards the visitors but as they were taking more and more of their land and destroying the trees and wild life they began to fight back. White men brought diseases like smallpox and in two years smallpox had killed almost half the aborigine people around Sydney. Aborigines were second class people in their own land. They only got the right to vote in
Bush food and Bush Tucker / Native Australian Foods
Food from animals including kangaroo, emus, wild turkey, rock wallaby, possums, snakes and lizards and anteaters. Food from plants including wild orange, wild passion fruit, wild fig, bush tomato, mistletoe, bush banana and bush coconut, pencil yams, mulgara apple, bush plums and sultanas. Edible seeds including mulgara seeds and wattle seeds. Grubs and insects – witchetty grub Honey and nectars found in the honey ant, honey from the native bee, nectar from the flowers of the bloodwood and corkwood trees. Water - the search for water in the dry desert conditions was essential for survival. Water could be tree roots and hollows. Seed grinding patches are areas of rock worn smooth by Aboriginal women grinding seeds. The women removed the husks, then placed the seeds (eg. acacia, grass, kurrajong and wattle) between a large flat rock and a smaller round rock. The seeds were then ground into flour, which was mixed with water to form a dough. The dough was then kneaded and cooked to make a type of damper, which was an essential part of the Aboriginal diet. (soda bread) Fish traps are rocks placed side by side to form a circle in water. When the tide is high, fish swim into these pools, but are trapped when the tide lowers. Aboriginal people would then came along and remove the caught fish. Fish traps are found on the Australian coast in tidal areas, as well as along inland creeks and rivers.
Australian Foods as Local Plants and Insects A wide range of plants and animals were eaten, and insect foods included certain ants, grubs and beetles, while streams provided fish and eels. Wood cockroach called kalabaj by the Aborigines, who eat it by gently crushing the shell in their teeth and then sucking out its insides The Ornate Burrowing Frog from the rainforest is eaten. kangaroo and wallaby, possum and wombat, mutton-bird and penguins (both the flesh and the eggs) and various molluscs and Australian Foods as Fruits and Vegetables Their plant menu included fruits such as the cherry, currant and kangaroo apple, and vegetables. Sugar bag is honey made by Australian native stingless bees which has its own special flavour. Stingless bees store honey (and pollen) in their nests as food sources when times are tough. Sugar bag was a highly prized food of Aborigines who hunted it from wild nests; it’s real bush tucker. The contents include honey, wax, yellow pollen balls and dead bees. Honey was seen as a much-prized bush food and is often given as gifts. Honey Ants Honey Ants from nests found under Mulga Trees. The nest may extend as much as a metre or two deep into the ground and so it takes of lot of digging to get a handful of ants! The ants gather nectar from insects and then store the honey in their stomachs. That was the most important sugar resource in Australian foods.
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Love Hawaii?! Well, you can thanks this man, Captain James Cook who the first European to make contact with the Hawaiian Islands (formerly the Sandwich Islands, named by Cook to honour the First Lord of the Admiralty - John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich), today in 1778. The Hawaiian Islands were named as such after the largest island in the archipelago - Hawaii Island. Captain James Cook was a Royal Naval Captain who was most known for his navigation, exploration and cartography. Captain Cook's third voyage set sail from England in 1776. He was in command of the H.M.S. Resolution, with Captain Charles Clerke commanding the H.M.S. Discovery. The two ships were intended to explore the Northwest Passage around the continent of America, but landed them, after a few other stops, at Waimea harbour on Kauai on January 18th of 1778. The local islanders welcomed them and were said to have admired their skill and uses of iron and metals, which they traded for other goods and services. This stipple engraved print was drawn by John Chapman and published by John Wilkes out of London in 1800. We have many maps charted by Cook on his various voyages and they are fabulous! Check out our website, listed above, to see more! 🌺⛵️🗺🏝🌺 #captaincook #captainjamescook #jamescook #explorer #exploration #hawaii #hawaiianislands #waimea #kauai #sandwichislands #charting #cartographer #navigator #royalnavy #captain #royalnavycaptain #thisdayinhistory #antiqueprint #portrait #portraiture #arthistory #walldecor #studydecor #historicalart #prints #vintage #inspiring #rarebooks #originalprint #seetheworld (at Waimea, Hawaii)
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Love Hawaii?! Well you can thanks this man, Captain James Cook who the first European to make contact with the Hawaiian Islands (formerly the Sandwich Islands, named by Cook to honour the First Lord of the Admiralty - John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich), today in 1778. The Hawaiian Islands were named as such after the largest island in the archipelago - Hawaii Island. Captain James Cook was a Royal Naval Captain who was most known for his navigation, exploration and cartography. Captain Cook's third voyage set sail from England in 1776. He was in command of the H.M.S. Resolution, with Captain Charles Clerke commanding the H.M.S. Discovery. The two ships were intended to explore the Northwest Passage around the continent of America, but landed them, after a few other stops, at Waimea harbour on Kauai on January 18th of 1778. The local islanders welcomed them and were said to have admired their skill and uses of iron and metals, which they traded for other goods and services. This stipple engraved print was drawn by John Chapman and published by John Wilkes out of London in 1800. We have many maps charted by Cook on his various voyages and they are fabulous! Check out our website, listed above, to see more! 🌺⛵️🗺🏝🌺 #captaincook #captainjamescook #jamescook #explorer #exploration #hawaii #hawaiianislands #waimea #kauai #sandwichislands #charting #cartographer #navigator #royalnavy #captain #royalnavycaptain #thisdayinhistory #antiqueprint #portrait #portraiture #arthistory #walldecor #studydecor #historicalart #prints #vintage #inspiring #rarebooks #originalprint #seetheworld #travel #explore #1778 (at Waimea, Hawaii)
