THE DUTCH DISCOVERY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA

Hartog was the first European to see this area though he was not the first to make landfall on this new continent

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Marking 400 years since Dirk Hartog sailed into WA history

9 sept. 2016 Escape the mainland in your own 4WD to discover ... Hartog became the first European to ... on a National Park and World Heritage Area.

Before Dirk Hartog: Prehistoric Archaeological Research in Shark

Since 1985 1 have been carrying out archaeological field work at Shark Bay

Dirk Hartog Island

23 oct. 2018 Who was Dirk Hartog? • Dirk Hartog was the first European to discover… • It's believed that Hartog's discovery was an accident.

THE HISTORIC SHIPWRECKS OF SHARK BAY

before Europeans ever sailed into Shark Bay the area had been part of the tribal lands of the Hartog

YEAR 3 HISTORY

Hartog was the first European to land on Western Australian soil. Evidenced by the Dirk Hartog Plate. Clue 2. Hartog (and Jansz) began charting the coast of 

DIRK HARTOG ISLAnD

Dirk Hartog Island was the site of the first recorded European landing on Australian soil. The island lies within the Shark Bay World Heritage area and.

First encounters with australia

First European landfall in Australia. First Englishman to visit the. Australian coast First Australians. Dirk Hartog. Matthew Flinders. Macassans.

DUTCH SEAMAN DIRK HARTOG (1583–1621) AND HIS SHIP

the first known European to set foot on Western Australian soil; and the history of Eendracht the earliest known Dutch ship to explore the.

(PDF) The Dirk Hartog Island Post Site: European Encounters with

11 déc 2015 · This paper looks at the first encounters between European mariners and the Australian landscape focusing on a single site on Dirk Hartog 

Dirk Hartog Landing Site 1616 - Cape Inscription Area - DCCEEW

12 sept 2022 · It was here in October 1616 that Dirk Hartog and his crew became the first Europeans to land on the west coast of Australia

[PDF] DIRK HARTOGS POST - Western Australian Museum

Cape Inscription located at the northern tip of Dirk Hartog Island Western Australia is without doubt one of the most significant non-Aboriginal heritage 

[PDF] YEAR 3 HISTORY

Hartog was the first European to land on Western Australian soil Evidenced by the Dirk Hartog Plate Clue 2 Hartog (and Jansz) began charting the coast of 

[PDF] THE DUTCH DISCOVERY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA

Hartog was the first European to see this area though he was not the first to make landfall on this new continent that honor having gone to Willem Janszoon 

[PDF] Marking 400 years since Dirk Hartog sailed into WA history

9 sept 2016 · Escape the mainland in your own 4WD to discover Hartog became the first European to on a National Park and World Heritage Area

[PDF] MARKING OUR HISTORY CELEBRATING OUR - DutchCulture

Exactly four centuries after Hartog and his crew became the first Europeans to set foot on West Australian soil the friendship between the Netherlands and ' 

(PDF) The Dirk Hartog Island Post Site: European Encounters with

This paper looks at the first encounters between European mariners and the Australian landscape focusing on a single site on Dirk Hartog Island 

Dirk Hartog - Wikipedia

Dirk Hartog's expedition was the second European group to land in Australia and the first to leave behind an artefact to record his visit the Hartog Plate

• Where did Dirk Hartog explore first?

  Try refreshing the page. Dirck Hartog, also spelled Dirk Hartog or Dyrck Hartoochz, (flourished 1616), Dutch merchant captain who made the first recorded exploration of the western coast of Australia. Hartog set sail from Texel, a port near Amsterdam, as part of a Dutch East India Company flotilla in January 1616.

• What did Hartog discover?

  In 1616, Dutch skipper, Dirk Hartog, along with upper-merchant Gillis Miebais, in the ship Eendracht, accidentally discovered what proved to be the west coast of the Unknown South Land while sailing northwards.

• Where did Hartog explore?

  On 25 October 1616 Dirk Hartog became the first European to set foot on the shores of Western Australia, and only the second to record encountering the Australian continent. Landing on a rugged offshore island (now known as Dirk Hartog Island), he left a pewter plate describing his ship's arrival and voyage.
• It was here in October 1616 that Dirk Hartog and his crew became the first Europeans to land on the west coast of Australia. Captain Dirk Hartog of the Dutch East India Company's ship, Eendracht, had been following the faster southern route to the port of Batavia in the East Indies (Indonesia)._{12 sept. 2022}