Burigon
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burigon-282-11465757
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Burigon
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Burigon, also called Burragong or Jack, was an Awabakal man and "Chief of the Newcastle Tribe". Alongside his tribe, Burigon entertained Governor Macquarie with a corroboree at the site of the Newcastle Government House. Under the patronage of Commandant James Wallis, who was in charge of the British colonial post of Newcastle from 1816 to 1818, the convict artist Joseph Lycett painted at least 14 scenes of traditional practices of the Awabakal people. Burigon and James Wallis hunted together an
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burigon
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2024-04-14T03:44:24Z
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