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John Oxley
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How did this effect the indigenous community?
How did this help the development of the colony further?
Where did they go?
On Oxleys journey he didn't really interact with any Indigenous peoples but he discovered a grave from a Indigenous man and on the grave there were carvings saying "Aborglyphs".He found that the man was killed by the flooding's of the Lachlan River and was buried with pine tres beside the grave.
John Oxley went to the Lachlan River to follow it's path on Goverenor Macquaries' orders.
On the expediton John Oxley went to the Lachlan River to find more land but when he went he couldn't find any so he turned back and went west.Then he found land so it developed the colony by letting them have land to put things on.
How was this important to Australia?
Who was John Oxley?
This expedition was important to Australia because it showed a greater potential for exploration of lands unknown to the colony.Expantion of the colony was necessary for the success of Australia.
John Oxley
John Oxley was born in England and sailed to Australia as a surveyor with the Royal Navy in 1801.(Kidcyber).He was then appointed surveyor general of New South Wales.Which is somebody who is in charge of all the surveyors.
By Maeghan Scanlan
What is the Significance of this expedition
John Oxleys first expedition along the lachlan river determined that these pathways would not help the colony expand.However by excluding these river ways it gave better direction for the colony to expand in the future.
The references
Kidcyber.com.au
Davidreilly.com
Australianhistory.org
Dossier48.wordpress.com.au