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A list of eighty Kaurna words considered to be part of Tasmania language were compiled by Charles Robinson to the Ben Lomond area of north-east Tasmania. A study proving that these words are irrefutably Kaurna, the language of Adelaide and the Adelaide Plains of South Australia, and an explanation as to how they came to be included within the Robinson papers is illustrated.

Kaurna in Tasmania: A case of mistaken identity