This document is a recording of oral histories as part of the Kaurna Cultural Mapping Project commenced in 2013. Through provision of funds from the South Australian Government Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, it has been possible for the Kaurna Nation Cultural Heritage Association (KNCHA), in collaboration with GML Heritage, to record the diverse life experiences of Kaurna Elders, who have also provided stories about special cultural places and the Kaurna landscape. The stories, memories, experiences and feelings conveyed by the five Kaurna people interviewed asserts and reinforces the continuation of Kaurna tradition, Dreaming and its connection with today's ideologies and significance. The oral histories help built a tangible connection between stories and landscapes (such as archaeological sites, Dreaming evolution, Dreamtime places and stories, modern places, stories and names) into a cultural map that describes the Kaurna identity today. The oral histories and photography were compiled and edited by Tim Owen and Diana Cowie. Design was by Suzy Pickles. The descriptions of the Kaurna's traditional use of plants were provided by Jamie Goldsmith. Many photographs and documents included were supplied by those interviewed. Other photographs are referenced to their source.