The Black War Memorial is a significant monument located in Tasmania, Australia. It commemorates the Aboriginal people who suffered during the Black War, a violent conflict between European settlers and the Indigenous population in the 19th century. The memorial serves as a reminder of the impact of colonization on Aboriginal communities. Unveiled in 2013, the memorial features a large stone structure and inscriptions that honor the lives lost and the resilience of the Aboriginal people. It aims to promote awareness and understanding of this dark chapter in Australian history, fostering reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.