Abstract
This paper examines two persistent assertions made by Westlake's interviewees: in this first part, that the traditional Tasmanian Aboriginal people did eat fish with scales and, in the second part, that they could make fire. Both these assertions have been strongly and repeatedly contested by scholars since the late 19th century.
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