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What was the time period of the Cammeraygal 20,000 BC - 1916
People?
What was the worldview of the Cammeraygal Stewardship Worldview: Strong spiritual connection with
People? Country/Dreaming, and acting responsibly to ensure sustainability.
How did the Cammeraygal People use the harbor Women caught fish from canoes using bark twine lines, men speared fish
and foreshore for food? closer to shore, and they gathered shellfish (leaving middens).
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How was the Cammeraygal way of living governed? By obligations to each other and their Country, expressed through kinship
and totems.
What were the rules regarding personal totems for They had a duty to care for their totem. They could paint or carve it, but
the Cammeraygal People? were forbidden from hunting or eating it.
What was the significance of the whale engraving to It was a very sacred totem for the Eora nation used in initiation rituals,
the Cammeraygal People? where women sang to whales to connect to spirit life.
What was the time period of the Industrial Era? 1916 - 2002
What was the worldview during the Industrial Era? Human-Centred Worldview: Exploiting the peninsula and deep harbor for
fuel distribution, transport, and global trade.
What was the role of The Coal Loader during the It was a working waterfront that transferred coal from bulk carriers to
Industrial Era? smaller vessels and later exported coal (e.g., to Japan).
How did the Industrial Era Coal Loader operate? Coal was stockpiled on an extensive elevated platform on top of closed
chutes, which fed into cable cars to transport it to ships.
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What environmental impacts were discounted during Air and harbor pollution, harbor sedimentation, loss of habitat, clearing
the Industrial Era? bush, and blasting away sandstone cliffs.
What were the features of the BP Site during its peak It was an oil storage facility (1922-2002) with 31 above-ground storage
industrial operations? tanks and 30 km of above-ground pipelines.
How much of the BP site was modified during the Over 95% of the site was altered by excavation, cut-and-fill operations, and
Industrial Era? industrial usage, leaving residual chemicals in the soil.
What is the time period of the Conservation Era? 2002 - Present
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Terms in this set (21)
What was the time period of the Cammeraygal 20,000 BC - 1916
People?
What was the worldview of the Cammeraygal Stewardship Worldview: Strong spiritual connection with
People? Country/Dreaming, and acting responsibly to ensure sustainability.
How did the Cammeraygal People use the harbor Women caught fish from canoes using bark twine lines, men speared fish
and foreshore for food? closer to shore, and they gathered shellfish (leaving middens).
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,Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf
How was the Cammeraygal way of living governed? By obligations to each other and their Country, expressed through kinship
and totems.
What were the rules regarding personal totems for They had a duty to care for their totem. They could paint or carve it, but
the Cammeraygal People? were forbidden from hunting or eating it.
What was the significance of the whale engraving to It was a very sacred totem for the Eora nation used in initiation rituals,
the Cammeraygal People? where women sang to whales to connect to spirit life.
What was the time period of the Industrial Era? 1916 - 2002
What was the worldview during the Industrial Era? Human-Centred Worldview: Exploiting the peninsula and deep harbor for
fuel distribution, transport, and global trade.
What was the role of The Coal Loader during the It was a working waterfront that transferred coal from bulk carriers to
Industrial Era? smaller vessels and later exported coal (e.g., to Japan).
How did the Industrial Era Coal Loader operate? Coal was stockpiled on an extensive elevated platform on top of closed
chutes, which fed into cable cars to transport it to ships.
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, Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf Waverton Peninsula Worldviews.pdf
What environmental impacts were discounted during Air and harbor pollution, harbor sedimentation, loss of habitat, clearing
the Industrial Era? bush, and blasting away sandstone cliffs.
What were the features of the BP Site during its peak It was an oil storage facility (1922-2002) with 31 above-ground storage
industrial operations? tanks and 30 km of above-ground pipelines.
How much of the BP site was modified during the Over 95% of the site was altered by excavation, cut-and-fill operations, and
Industrial Era? industrial usage, leaving residual chemicals in the soil.
What is the time period of the Conservation Era? 2002 - Present
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