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    The Aboriginals were the first inhabitants of Australia, arriving over 40,000 years ago from Southeast Asia. They developed the world's longest surviving culture, with many different tribes identified by their unique languages that lived throughout Australia, defining territories by geographic boundaries. As semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, they used simple tools for hunting and everyday life and built shelters from branches and bark. Their diet consisted of a wide variety of local plants, insects, and animals.

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    The Aboriginals were the first inhabitants of Australia, arriving over 40,000 years ago from Southeast Asia. They developed the world's longest surviving culture, with many different tribes identified by their unique languages that lived throughout Australia, defining territories by geographic boundaries. As semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, they used simple tools for hunting and everyday life and built shelters from branches and bark. Their diet consisted of a wide variety of local plants, insects, and animals.

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    First People Aboriginals

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    The Aboriginals were the first inhabitants of Australia, arriving over 40,000 years ago from Southeast Asia. They developed the world's longest surviving culture, with many different tribes identified by their unique languages that lived throughout Australia, defining territories by geographic boundaries. As semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, they used simple tools for hunting and everyday life and built shelters from branches and bark. Their diet consisted of a wide variety of local plants, insects, and animals.

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    FIRST PEOPLE

    ABORIGINALS

    • ANA MARIAHERNANDEZ MUNOZ


    • 903 J.M
    • PROFESOR:
    • AREA: EXPLORACION VOCACIONAL
    AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS
    ¿WHO ARE THEY?

    • IN 40,000 B.C. THE


    FIRST ABORIGINALS
    ARRIVED IN
    AUSTRALIA FROM
    SOUTHEAST ASIA
    ¿WHO ARE THEY?
    • ABORIGINALS AND TORRES
    STRAITS ISLANDERS WERE
    THE FIRST INHABITANTS
    OF AUSTRALIA AND ARE
    THE WORLD’S LONGEST
    SURVIVING CULTURE
    ¿WHO ARE THEY?
    • MANY DIFFERENT TRIBES LIVED THROUGHOUT
    AUSTRALIA. THEY ARE IDENTIFIED BY LANGUAGES:
    • KOORI
    • MURRI
    • NUNGGA
    • NOONGAR
    • YOLNGU
    • YAPA
    ¿WHO ARE THEY?
    • PRE - COLONIAL THEY
    WERE SEMI NOMADIC
    HUNTER GATHERERS,
    WITH EACH CLAN
    HAVING THEIR OWN
    TERRITORY.
    ¿WHO ARE THEY?

    • TERRITORIES WERE
    DEFINED BY
    GEOGRAPHIC
    BOUNDARIES SUCH
    AS RIVERS, LAKES,
    AND MOUNTAINS
    TOOLS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE AND
    HUNTING
    •SPEARS
    •BOOMERANGS
    •WOOMERA (SPEAR THROWER)
    •MESSAGE STICKS
    •STONE FISH TRAPS
    •CARRYING DISHES
    •BASKETS
    •STRING BAGS
    SHELTER
    • ABORIGINAL HOUSING USUALLY CONSISTED OF
    SIMPLE SHELTERS MADE FROM A FRAME WORK
    OF STRAIGHT BRANCHES THEN COVERED WITH
    LEAVES OR BARK
    FOOD
    • A WIDE ARRAY OF PLANTS, INSECTS,
    AND ANIMALS WERE EATEN
    • GRUBS AND BEETLES
    • FISH
    • EEL
    • GOANNA (LARGE AUSTRALIAN
    LIZARD)
    • BERRIES
    • WICHETTY GRUBS

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