1836 D Urville & Sainson Antique Print of Vanikoro & Tikopia Islands, Solomon Isands Farming they had been removed from

they had been removed from it

when the High Court of Australia held in Mabo v Queensland (No 2) that the legal doctrine that Australia had been terra nullius (land belonging to no one) did not apply to Australia at the time of British settlement

In early 1764 the British Admiralty determined that it would require a permanent naval settlement off the South American coast

In the late 16th century European explorers estimated the population at more than 100

1836 D Urville & Sainson Antique Print of Vanikoro & Tikopia Islands, Solomon Isands Farming they had been removed fromTitle : Tikopia et Vanikoro: Costumes des habitans de Vanikoro: Costumes des habitans de Tikopia Size: 19 1 2in x 13in (495mm x 330mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Good Condition Date : 1836 Ref #: 31735 Description: This large, magnificent, original antique lithograph print of the peoples of the island of Vanikoro & Tikopia, part of the Solomon Islands in the south Pacific (and last resting place of the ill fated La Perouse expedition), by Louis Auguste de