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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #3021 Tasmanian
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It is only a little over 200 years since Tasmania was completely wild - wild from a European's perspective, at least. By the time the first British settlers arrived, aboriginal people had occupied Tasmania for over 30000 years. Their feasting sites were marked by hills of shells on the island's coastlines, and their use of fire as a land management tool had left an enduring mark on it's botanical communities. But the land bore few other signs of their presence. Until the early 1800s, Tasmania remained free of roads and towns, its forests had never seen an axe or saw, and its rivers flowed freely to the sea. It must have been one of the earth's most beautiful places.

According to the passage, a significant human impact on the Tasmanian environment first began..

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