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The Aborigines are the indigenous people of Australia who have lived there for thousands of years. The document discusses Dreamtime, which explains the origins of the Aboriginal people and the land. It also describes how Aboriginal people traditionally moved constantly in search of food across the desert, and used simple shelters that changed with the seasons. The document provides some basic Aboriginal words for common English words, and discusses traditional clothing, tools like the boomerang and didgeridoo, and music and dancing.
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The Aborigines were the indigenous people of Australia who arrived over 40,000 years ago from Southeast Asia. They lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers but developed efficient ways to survive in the harsh environment. Their social structure consisted of tribes and bands. When Europeans arrived in 1788, there were around 500,000 Aborigines. However, the Europeans took their land and many Aborigines died from warfare and introduced diseases, reducing their population. Today, around 300,000 Aborigines live in Australia, though they faced discrimination, which has lessened over time as laws have changed. Their traditional Dreamtime religion links the spiritual world to the land and is passed down through oral stories.
Aborigines and dream time
The document provides information about Aboriginal Australians, known as Aborigines. It describes the Aborigines as the indigenous people of Australia who arrived over 40,000 years ago and developed efficient ways to survive in the harsh environment. When Europeans arrived in 1788, they took Aboriginal lands and killed over half the population through warfare and diseases. Remaining Aborigines were forced onto reservations or to work for Europeans. Today around 300,000 Aborigines live in Australia, maintaining aspects of their culture and participating fully in modern life.
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The Aboriginal people have lived in Australia for over 50,000 years and were the first inhabitants. They lived in various tribes that each had their own distinct languages and cultures. Aboriginal spirituality is connected to Dreamtime stories and a deep connection to the land. Their traditional way of life included distinct gender roles in hunting and gathering as well as tools tailored for extracting resources and crafts. British colonization in the 18th century disrupted Aboriginal culture and lands, though Aboriginal people today still honor their cultural traditions and connection to the land while also integrating into modern Australian society.
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The Aboriginal people lived sustainably off the land for over 50,000 years before European settlement. They had deep spiritual and cultural connections to the land and sacred sites. The Aboriginal people lived in family groups and had distinct roles - men hunted large animals while women gathered plants. They used tools like spears, boomerangs, and digging sticks. Storytelling through song, art, and dance was also important for sharing their beliefs and history. However, after European settlement in 1788, many Aboriginal people lost their lands and traditional way of life. Today Aboriginal people no longer need to hunt and gather for survival but aim to preserve their cultural heritage.
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Yr 2 sose week 5 indigenous presentation
Indigenous Australians lived in Australia for over 30,000 years before European settlement. They developed a rich culture and connection to the land. Aboriginal people passed down their history and beliefs through Dreamtime stories, engaged in artistic and musical traditions like rock art and didgeridoo playing, and lived sustainably off the land by gathering bush tucker. Their knowledge of the land, seasons, and environment allowed them to live without modern technologies like clocks or calendars.
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The Aborigines were the indigenous people of Australia who arrived over 40,000 years ago from Southeast Asia. They lived as nomadic hunters and gatherers with a social structure of tribes and bands. When Europeans arrived in 1788, their population declined dramatically due to warfare, loss of land, and introduced diseases. While some Aborigines were forced onto reservations and into work programs, their culture and population have survived. Today around 300,000 Aborigines live in Australia and work to maintain their cultural traditions and language.
Indigenous australians
1) Aboriginal Australians are the original inhabitants of Australia and its nearby islands whose culture dates back at least 50,000 years.
2) Aboriginal culture and religion centers around "The Dreaming", which refers to the creation time when ancestral beings shaped the landscape and created life.
3) Aboriginal people traditionally lived semi-nomadic lifestyles as hunters and gatherers, with clan territories defined by geographic boundaries. They often lived in temporary bark huts or out in the open.
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Australia and Aboriginies
The document provides information about various aspects of Australia including its geography, major cities, flora and fauna, Aboriginal history and culture, and notable people and events. It describes the population sizes of Australian states and territories as well as the forced removal of Aboriginal children from their families in the past. Various topics are covered such as traditional Aboriginal art, music, and hunting as well as current issues facing indigenous communities.
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The cumbia is a musical genre and dance that originated in northern Colombia in the 1820s. It is played using instruments from various cultures like the accordion and guitar from Europe, percussion from Africa, and flutes from indigenous Andean cultures. The dance is usually performed by couples at parties and features traditional men's clothing of all-white outfits and red kerchiefs along with women's dresses of flowers or red and white. Some popular cumbia artists include Kumbia Kings, Celso Piña, and Margarita.
Spanish ethnic music
The document discusses the ethnic Roma people and their influence on flamenco music in Spain. It provides biographies of several famous Roma flamenco artists like Lola Flores, Paco de Lucía, El Cigala, and José Mercé. It also mentions other flamenco bands and singers like Pata Negra, Ojos de Brujo, Antonio Carmona, Estrella Morente, and the International Festival del Cante de las Minas held each year in La Unión, Murcia, Spain.
Folk art
Folk art encompasses art produced from indigenous cultures or by peasants and laborers without formal training. It is made by people from rural areas and passed down through generations. The document then goes on to provide overviews of the folk art traditions of India, Japan, and Africa, including details about their cuisines, dances, music, drama, and folktales.
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Koalas Learn about Australia pre-colonisation
- 2. The Aborigines are the Australian natives that have been living here for thousands of years before the first Europeans came to Australia
- 4. DREAMTIME “Dreamtime” describes the mystical time when the Aboriginal people established their world. “Dreamtime” explains the origins of the people and of the land.
- 5. Food of the Aborigines Until Europeans arrived Aborigines lived in the Australian deserts where no one location provided enough food for them. Because of this they were constantly on the move always hunting for their next meal.
- 8. Shelter Aboriginal people built simple shelters that changed season to season.
- 9. Speak Wajarri! (or try…) English Mum Tomorrow Hungry Sun Night Time Look out! Go Away! Wajarri Yagu Mungal Nyarrun Garangu Marungga Balayi! Yanma!
- 10. Clothing
- 11. Didgeredoo
- 12. Music/Dancing videos Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=DC9w4KWEgJE Dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=cQGApoHMZYI
- 13. History- European Settlement Captain James Cook discovered Australia in 1770.