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The Kamay spears come home to Dharawal land more than two centuries after James Cook took them

By The Guardian   |   1 month ago
The Kamay spears come home to Dharawal land more than two centuries after James Cook took them

Quaiden Williams Riley led the return of Kamay spears, stolen by James Cook in 1770, back to Gweagal lands after centuries. The spears now exhibit cultural resilience at the University of Sydney, honoring ancestors and educating future generations.

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