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Vic: Australian football kicked off by Aborigines
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AAP General News (Australia)
09-21-2007
Vic: Australian football kicked off by Aborigines
By Julie Tullberg
MELBOURNE, Sept 21 AAP - An etching of Aborigines playing "kick-to-kick" near Mildura
could be the first record of Australian football, experts say.
The black-and-white image, created from Victorian scientist William Blandowski's 1857
observations, precedes Australia's first known game of football - a match between Scotc...
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