"They lived chiefly on animal food; the kangaroo, the wallaby, bandicoot....the wombat, nearly every bird and bird's egg ... near the sea, cray-fish and shell-fish ....". Rev. Francis Nixon.

"They lived chiefly on animal food; the kangaroo, the wallaby, bandicoot....the wombat, nearly every bird and bird's egg ... near the sea, cray-fish and shell-fish ....". Rev. Francis Nixon.

UNDERSONG is a Tasmanian journey into Country.

What is home? What does it mean to us?

In this evocative journey around Tasmania, Hilary Burden attempts to tune into the subtle, underlying sounds of this island’s landscape, to understand the nature of this place, our identity within it, and our shared awareness of our common past.

It’s the stories of Tasmanian landscapes and environments seen through the journeys of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women, 

A recollection of Tasmania between natural history, literary reference and historical memorial which may just get you thinking about your place in, and relationship with, Tasmania.

This podcast is read by the author - Hilary Burden.

Published by Forty South Publishing, Hobart Tasmania. 

Cover artwork - Maria La Grue

Copyright - Hilary Burden 2023 - All rights reserved. 

Obtain permission from the author to use any part of this work and recording

UNDERSONG is a Tasmanian journey into Country.
What is home? What does it mean to us?
In this evocative journey around Tasmania, Hilary Burden attempts to tune into the subtle, underlying sounds of this island’s landscape, to understand the nature of this place, our identity within it, and our shared awareness of our common past.
It’s the stories of Tasmanian landscapes and environments seen through the journeys of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women, 
A recollection of Tasmania between natural history, literary reference and historical memorial which may just get you thinking about your place in, and relationship with, Tasmania.
This podcast is read by the author - Hilary Burden.
Published by <a href="https:/fortysouth.com.au">Forty South Publishing</a>, Hobart Tasmania. 
Cover artwork - Maria La Grue
Copyright - <a href="https:/hilaryburden.com">Hilary Burden</a> 2023 - All rights reserved. 
Obtain permission from the author to use any part of this work and recording

UNDERSONG

Undersong is a Tasmanian journey into Country.

What is home? What does it mean to us?

It’s the stories of Tasmanian landscapes and environments seen through the journeys of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women. 

A recollection of Tasmania between natural history, literary reference, historical and memorial which may just get you thinking about your place in Tasmania.

Undersong is a Tasmanian journey into Country.
What is home? What does it mean to us?
It’s the stories of Tasmanian landscapes and environments seen through the journeys of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women. 
A recollection of Tasmania between natural history, literary reference, historical and memorial which may just get you thinking about your place in Tasmania.

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(This book) "is about celebrating the story of Tasmania's landscapes and environments. Without an Aboriginal sense of belonging to Country Undersong would not be as powerful." Dr Aunty Patsy Cameron AO

(This book) "is about celebrating the story of Tasmania's landscapes and environments. Without an Aboriginal sense of belonging to Country Undersong would not be as powerful." Dr Aunty Patsy Cameron AO

Intro Foreword Preface

"I wanted to track back and learn how people lived in the Tasmanian river valley I called home". Hilary Burden

"I wanted to track back and learn how people lived in the Tasmanian river valley I called home". Hilary Burden

DAWN

"Land laws especially usually served to conform what had been done illegally". Eric Rolls.

"Land laws especially usually served to conform what had been done illegally". Eric Rolls.

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