THE RAGGED THIRTEEN Margaret B. Nolan smell and feel the land

smell and feel the land and experience how Aboriginal people have lived and walked Country for thousands of years

types of habitat

vivid and unsettling dreams

she makes a reckless decision to protect them

Section 1: Defines key concepts and the research process while highlighting considerations such as ethics and traditional and non-traditional information sources

THE RAGGED THIRTEEN Margaret B. Nolan smell and feel the landIn 1886, a notorious gang of horsemen wreaked havoc on the Overlanders' Trail that stretched across the Northern Territory into the wild Kimberley region. They stole cattle with audacity, brazenly held up pubs and cattle stations, and drove a herd of stolen horses with unmatched daring. As part of the Halls Creek goldrush, these men became infamous as the Ragged Thirteen. Dubbed by some as the "Tea and Sugar Bushrangers" and by others as "the scum of