Everything about The Manbarra totally explained
The
Manbarra people are the original inhabitants of
Palm Island, Queensland,
Australia.
It is estimated that there were about 200 Manbarra people at the time of
James Cook's visit in 1788. By the end of the 19th century they numbered about 50, apparently because many had left the island to go fishing for
bêche-de-mer with Europeans. In 1909 the Queensland Chief
Protector of Aborigines visited the island, apparently to check on the activities of Japanese
pearling crews in the area, and reported the existence of a small camp of Aborigines.
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