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In 1642, when the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman anchored off this coast, a skirmish ensued with the native Maori inhabitants, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Long May You Run Chris Cooper 2010
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In 1642, the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman sailed south of Australia (then called "New Holland") and proved that it too was not part of the fabled continent extending over the south pole.
The Antarctic Myth 2009
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The Tasmanian Aborigines were, until the advent of the European explorer Abel Tasman, the longest isolated human group in world history, surviving some 500 generations without outside influence.
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Abel Tasman sailed about parts of New Zealand in 1642, but had no women on board his ships -- or so the records say.
European woman 'arrived in New Zealand before Captain Cook' Joan Druett 2008
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The third, and smallest, of the region's national parks is Abel Tasman (225 km2).
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However, it was made around 300 years before Abel Tasman discovered Tasmania in 1642.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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However, it was made around 300 years before Abel Tasman discovered Tasmania in 1642.
Ancient floor tile from Yorkshire abbey sets researchers a puzzle Down Under 2007
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As Abel Tasman was there in early 1640s, further maps name it Nova Hollandia.
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As Abel Tasman was there in early 1640s, further maps name it Nova Hollandia.
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As Abel Tasman was there in early 1640s, further maps name it Nova Hollandia.
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