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Merging article histories

For merging the history of Article1 and Article2:

  1. Determine to target article. This is the location both histories will be merged into. - the final article destination. For this instruction, we determine its article2 (Art1 was copy pasted to art2)
  2. Delete Article2. Edit summary: merging histories
  3. Move article1 to article2. Edit summary: merging histories
  4. undelete article2
  5. check the history for the most up to date version of Article2 and revert to that version (The article1 redirect page may be on top after the undelete, revert to the most up to date art2 version}

At this point Art1 and 2's histories should be on the same page (Article2's) and article1 should be a redirect. If that redirect is not needed, qd under the rules for redirects (or g6). Odds are that the redirect is valid and should be kept but you never know. --Creol(talk) 05:13, 29 March 2012 (UTC)


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Fred Smith
5th Premier of
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15 June 2005 – 20 June 2005
Preceded byGeorge
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List

This is a list of the Indigenous Australian groups living in the southern Australian state of Victoria. The Australian Aboriginals arrived in Australia about 50,000 years ago and soon made their to the south of the continent. A camp site near Melbourne has been dated to over 31,000 years ago.[2] When European settlers arrived in Victoria in 1835, it is estimated that there were about 60,000 Indigenous Australians in the state, and that there over 30 languages spoken.[3] The spellings of the names is approximate.

This is a list of identified groups:

  1. Bangerang
  2. Barapabarapa
  3. Boonerwrung
  4. Brabralung
  5. Braiakauloong
  6. Bratauoloong
  7. Buandid - Bunganditj
  8. Dadidadi
  9. Dja Dja Wrung
  10. Djab Wurrung
  11. Djagurd Wurrung
  12. Dhuduroa
  13. Gadubanud
  14. Girai Wurrung
  15. Gournditch-Mara
  16. Jarijari
  17. Jardwadjali
  18. Ladjiladji
  19. Krauatungaloong
  20. Maap (Bidawal)
  21. Ngurai-illam Wurrung
  22. Ngarigu
  23. Njindadj
  24. Taungurung
  25. Tatungaloong
  26. Wadiwadi
  27. Wathaurung
  28. Way Wurru
  29. Wergaia
  30. Wembawemba
  31. Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri)
  32. Wotjobaluk
  33. Yorta Yorta

References

  1. ↑ Alan, Frost (2011). The First Fleet: the real story. Collingwood, Victoria: Black Inc. ISBN 9781863955294. {{cite book}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  2. ↑ Gary Presland, Keilor Archaeological Site, eMelbourne website. Accessed 21 November 2011
  3. ↑ The Kulin people of Central Victoria, https://www.nccma.vic.gov.au/media/documents/kulin_people_brochure.pdf

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