The Last Aboriginal Woman To Speak Tasmania's Lost Language | Time Walks | Absolute History

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Publicado 2021-12-24
Tony Robinson brings his inquisitive storytelling approach to Australia's diverse suburbs and towns. His mission is to uncover the hidden history that lies behind, below, and above the places, we walk every day. In each episode, we find a different postcode laden with stories. They're all established walks that tourists and locals frequently do, but Tony digs deeper to draw out the drama of the past. He'll roam through the streets and lane-ways; divulging the tales of crimes, recounting acts of bravery, notable characters, and showdowns that have shaped the area.

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00:00 Intro To Hobart, Australia
01:47 Roald Amundsen
05:29 Blue House Pub
09:52 Australia's Oldest Theatre
12:26 The Real "Fagin"
13:59 Errol Flynn
15:59 Australia's Oldest Synagogue
16:37 The Rivulet
17:43 The Female Factory Women's Prison
22:09 Last Indigenous Tasmanian Speaker

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • Misleading title. Should've been called Hobart Walk-about or something because I thought the whole thing was going to be about the lost language.
  • @Bildgesmythe
    So many languages have been lost. So glad that linguists have documented some.
  • @UATU.
    I can’t believe he said “Who killed Kenny?” 😆❤️
  • Got to love the little jab at South Park there who killed Kenny joke in the very beginning of the show.
  • @phenixcrow
    [8:14] Now that's dedication, brought his pint with him into the cellar crawl space.
  • @BrittLouWho
    He is such a laugh! I love every one of his specials!
  • @akinbodeog
    The Tasmanians were one of the many peoples who got genocided by the British empire. The slow Nazis.
  • @lazystalker1
    Just finished reading "The Potato Factory" so this was timely. (Cheers for the upload)
  • @jeffgillette3364
    This in fact show is hilariously educating and funny at the same time I love this as an American it's great top notch I don't know how else to explain it pretty much like on how the West was won over here as far as women and booze put the two together you got a winner 🏆
  • @puffinjuice
    Misleading title. The bit about the aboriginal language was only a couple of minutes.
  • @jmj4664
    The Fact is Fanny Cochrane Smith was the last full blood Tasmanian Aborigine who spoke the language. There are plenty of us Tasmanian Aborigines here.
  • @jeremytate3664
    Did this seriously just drop and im one of the first to view?! I feel so special lol!! Usually I lm the last to get things.