The rock engraving looks like it has Zeeuwse knopjes (Zeeland buttons) drawn on it at 16:50. These are an old-time ornament from the Zeeland province of the Netherlands.
@@dennyperkovitch well technically still till this day New Zealand is actually apart of Australia sort of well it was under the NSW government at the start and when federation happened here the question was asked but wasn’t answered and it’s still bought up as a joke between the prime minister’s but it’s still on the table
I am lucky enough to have the book that accompanies this series. Bush Tucker Man, stories of exploration and survival. Les writes like he speaks, no nonsense. A truly great man.
the exploring party of Lieut Grey in the hinterland of NW West Australia in 1837, copied cave paintings of figures. One is a full figure of person wearing a long gown, a large head piece with some form of initials and alongside a string of small round marks all in a row. Clearly the figure was european and the marks ? A calendar or some form of recording how long they had been here ?
A good Hiddins (age 74) yarn but shipwreck survivors just didn't have the resources, or knowledge of target, to trek inland for hundreds of kilometres. I would have remained on the coast where at least seafood was guaranteed. And try to signal passing ships with a mirror.
I love Les and Dutch shipwreck survivors may well have become integrated in Aboriginal tribes on the W.A. coast but this story is almost certainly not true. This is a good analysis www.wanowandthen.com/Leeds-Mercury-Article.html
The reason you can’t find anything about this is because it would change the history of Australia and that’s definitely not allowed. What about the cave paintings that the aborigines say are not theirs either. Definitely Dutch landed in Australia way before the British. All has been cover up and dismantled to never be seen again
FYI it doesn't get stuck on their beak, it gets stuck on their bum on the way out. Mistletoe birds have a super-rapid digestive system (under an hour) which also helps. The place he's talking about in the Tanami is here goo.gl/maps/97KEnGWvV3nb6CCP9 - his idea of scale is WAY out, there is no way that was man made.
They're diet of fruit , nuts , fish , constant moving following the seasons to feed . Their bush knowledge can't be replicated, Les Hiddins get close but by his own admission he's nowhere near the vast knowledge of thousands of years of continuous existence
Les continued to research the settlement and he has proved it’s existence and found the exact location. The information is on his website www.bushtuckerman.com.au
Les needs more recognition.
Pull the finger out and make it happen.
A life well lived.
Love the idea of just packing up and going out to investigate history, and explore.
why dont you i want to but left it to late health problems now.
Lovely. I miss Australia so these shows are nice to watch. Greetings from Denmark
The rock engraving looks like it has Zeeuwse knopjes (Zeeland buttons) drawn on it at 16:50. These are an old-time ornament from the Zeeland province of the Netherlands.
You could be right, although I looked at the carving and it looked more like a seated Buddha than a European to me.
so what your saying is they might have called the new settlement new zeeland...
@@dennyperkovitch well technically still till this day New Zealand is actually apart of Australia sort of well it was under the NSW government at the start and when federation happened here the question was asked but wasn’t answered and it’s still bought up as a joke between the prime minister’s but it’s still on the table
@@looking8030 as a kiwi i highly refute this claim.
@@dennyperkovitch hahah so am I
My new favourite channel. Watch this man speak.
Love les great guy and a legend.
I am lucky enough to have the book that accompanies this series. Bush Tucker Man, stories of exploration and survival. Les writes like he speaks, no nonsense. A truly great man.
the exploring party of Lieut Grey in the hinterland of NW West Australia in 1837, copied cave paintings of figures. One is a full figure of person wearing a long gown, a large head piece with some form of initials and alongside a string of small round marks all in a row. Clearly the figure was european and the marks ? A calendar or some form of recording how long they had been here ?
I think I watched Bush Tucker Man in England back in the early 90's. Now you could use Google maps and sit at home and look for them.
There was obviously something out there as so many different sources with simler story's
Also think about those cave paintings that the aborigines say are not theirs either
Oh why wasn't Les running for mayor for peat's sake...my vote guaranteed.
Tremendous
Les Stuff is Always Good.
A good Hiddins (age 74) yarn but shipwreck survivors just didn't have the resources, or knowledge of target, to trek inland for hundreds of kilometres. I would have remained on the coast where at least seafood was guaranteed. And try to signal passing ships with a mirror.
ships only come twice a year and NOT to australia youre a fool to deny reality
I love Les and Dutch shipwreck survivors may well have become integrated in Aboriginal tribes on the W.A. coast but this story is almost certainly not true. This is a good analysis
www.wanowandthen.com/Leeds-Mercury-Article.html
Very interesting....
Now I'm intrigued...
Maybe do some research from here too and try to help along...
Can't wait for more information.
this was shown on tv as a series possibly 20 years or more ago. then DVD. heard nothing more about it.
All evidence has obviously been destroyed to make sure the British retain the lie of first settlement
Badass
The reason you can’t find anything about this is because it would change the history of Australia and that’s definitely not allowed. What about the cave paintings that the aborigines say are not theirs either. Definitely Dutch landed in Australia way before the British. All has been cover up and dismantled to never be seen again
FYI it doesn't get stuck on their beak, it gets stuck on their bum on the way out. Mistletoe birds have a super-rapid digestive system (under an hour) which also helps.
The place he's talking about in the Tanami is here goo.gl/maps/97KEnGWvV3nb6CCP9 - his idea of scale is WAY out, there is no way that was man made.
You are and Expert, and you have done your own research?
All the aborigines are fit and healthy in these early pics
They're diet of fruit , nuts , fish , constant moving following the seasons to feed . Their bush knowledge can't be replicated, Les Hiddins get close but by his own admission he's nowhere near the vast knowledge of thousands of years of continuous existence
This is very interesting but has evidence been found of the Dutch settlement or is the 1834 claim exaggerated?
Read Batavia by Peter Fitzsimmons
Les continued to research the settlement and he has proved it’s existence and found the exact location. The information is on his website www.bushtuckerman.com.au
@@shanewilkinson756 this is amazing. How come no major news networks will report on this?
@@cyb3r297 all dutch history is deleted by any commonwealth nation, this is the law.
Why travel east?
to indonsia taiwan japan
read something from his journal? you say earlier his journal has never been found
Yeah, that puzzled me at first, but the Leeds Mercury article reproduces parts of the journal, including the reported position of Mt Singapore.
great show but the music hasn't held up too well. 😁
If you ain't dutch you aint much...👊
All fake
oh look a brit who never saw a map