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Phillip Island and District Historical Society Inc.Black Fellows Bread, 1800 - 1900 (Estimated)
... Black Fellows Bread...black fellows bread..."Black Fellows Bread - found at Kilcunda in holes. When...Black fellows bread, irregular shape. Flat one side..."Black Fellows Bread - found at Kilcunda in holes. When dug ..."Black Fellows Bread - found at Kilcunda in holes. When dug up fresh is like rice in colour and grain - tasted quite nice." Taken from display text.Black fellows bread, irregular shape. Flat one side, rounded on the other, blackened on the outer surface.local aboriginal history, aboriginal artifact, food, black fellows bread, kilcunda -
Heytesbury District Historical Society Inc.Plant specimen - Fungus
... This fungus is known as black fellows bread. It grew freely...This fungus is known as black fellows bread. It grew freely ...This fungus is known as black fellows bread. It grew freely on Dr Curdie's 'run'. The Aborigines called it 'tandarook' -hence the name given to the property. It can still be found, though less abundant than formerly.Tapered semicircular pancake layers dark brown in colour with a woody base
