 Aborigines
"Australian Aborigines are the main indigenous
people of Australia. Their ancestors probably
arrived in Australia over 50,000 years ago,
although this figure remains in dispute. Some
historians believe people have lived in Australia
for up to 100, 000 years. Aboriginal people from
different parts of Australia have their own names
for themselves such as Koori, Yamaji, Nunga, Murri
etc; these names are specific to various regions".
Source:
Wikipedia |
Australian Aboriginal
History
History of the Aborigines |
Aboriginal history
Information about their history |
Aboriginal History and
Culture
Brief history of the Aborigines |
Aboriginal History
Timeline
Time line of their history |
Indigenous Australians -
Wikipedia
Details on the Aborigine's history |
 Aboriginal Culture
The different Australian indigenous people have a
wide variety of cultures, languages, traditions
and religions. |
Australian Aboriginals
Information about their culture |
Aboriginal Culture
Description of their culture |
Aboriginal Languages
There are more than
200 Australian Indigenous languages. Less than 20 languages
are strong, and even these are endangered: the others have
been destroyed, live in the memories of the elderly, or are
being revived by their communities. This site has annotated
links to 224 resources for about 70 languages. About 33% of
these resources are produced or published by Indigenous
people. |
Aboriginal heritage -
Stories from Australia's Culture and ...
An article about Australian Aboriginal
culture and heritage including information about languages,
tools, the Dreaming, kinship, the land and sacred sites. |
Australian Aboriginal
art - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Information on aboriginal art |
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Culture and native title
1 Running Head: CULTURE AND NATIVE TITLE ...
Information on Aboriginal customs and practices |
AIATSIS - Web Links
Search for Aboriginal art, art
galleries and artists. Aboriginal art & culture page Featuring
links to art, rock art and music sites. ... |
Culture of New Zealand-Wikipedia
Informational Site |
Links
from Mananura Aboriginal Art & Culture Center
Links to other Aboriginal Arts and
Culture Sites · Tjapukai Creations ... Authentic custom made
Aboriginal arts and crafts including didgeridoos, boomerangs,
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Songlines-Aboriginal Art
This site is
dedicated to Australian Aboriginal artists, their deep
spiritual connection to the land, and the abiding nature of
their law and culture.
Relatives of Aboriginal artists
are respectfully advised that images of artists appear on this
site, some of whom may now be deceased.
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Traditional didgeridoo
Songs of the Aboriginals |
The Customs and
Traditions of the Aboriginal Natives of North
...
THE object of this work is to preserve,
before civilization has made them obsolete, the traditions and
customs of the aboriginal natives of the North-West
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The Online Books Page:
The Customs and Traditions of the
...
Information on the customs and traditions of
the Aborigines of NW Australia |
 Aboriginal Religion
The aborigines don't all practice the same exact
religion but they do have as a common thread the
concept of Dreamtime. "In
Australian aboriginal lore, the mystical past when
spirit gods were believed to inhabit the earth"
Source:
Sites Alive |
Australian Aboriginal
Religion
Symbols, There is considerable variety
in the art forms to be found in traditional Australian
aboriginal religion. The oldest remaining art forms are ... |
Australian Aboriginal
mythology - Wikipedia
Information on Aboriginal religion and
mythology |
Australian Dreamtime
Dreamtime is Aboriginal Religion and
Culture. ... The Australian aboriginal shamans - "clever men"
or "men of high degree" -- described "celestial ascents"
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Dreaming Online:
Spirituality
Some Indigenous Australians share the
religious beliefs and values of ... When Aboriginal people
first came to northern Australia, the Mimi taught them how
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Indigenous Traditions -
Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait
...
Religion Origins Australia has two
indigenous peoples – Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders It
is not possible to speak of one Aboriginal and Torres ... |
Religion in Australia
Chart of the number of people in Australia according to their
religion. |
Sacred Texts - Australia
Writings of the Aborigines |
 European Exploration and Colonization
Some
believe the first Europeans to explore the region
was Portuguese
Luis Vaez de Torres and
Pedro Fernandes de Queirós in 1605. However
historical evidence shows that in 1606,
the Dutch explored
Willem Janszoon in his ship the
Duyfken,
first explored and mapped the region. Later
explorers like
James Cook completed the exploration and
established the claim of the English Empire. |
Australia's Early
Exploration and Colonization
Time Line of exploration and colonization |
Australian History Links
Australian History Links · Royal Australian Historical
Society · Australia by Year: Frank Crook's Living Memories
ABC Radio series 1996 ... |
Australian History Links
The Australian History Webring - Links to related
sites. |
Australian History
on the Internet
Australian History - lots of links to websites
containing primary and secondary sources dealing with
Australian Aborigines, early history, maritime
history, ... |
[PDF]
The British Colonization
of Australia, in Relation to Genocide
BRITISH DISCOVERY/EARLY COLONIZATION.
Prior to captain James Cook's emergency landing at Botany Bay
near present day. Sidney in 1769, Australia was only ... |
European discovery and
the colonization of Australia - Stories
...
An article about European maritime
discovery and the British colonization of Australia. Includes
the First Fleet, contact with the indigenous Aboriginal ... |
History of Australia -
Wikipedia,
Information on the history of Australia |
The History of
Australia
The History of Australian Convict History ·
Convicts in Australia · The Fictions of "Bucky" Jones and
the Creators of Australian History · Convict Women and
... |
Internet Public Library: Australian
History
Links to Australian history institutions,
organizations, journals, and other information
sources, both in Australia |
Nineteenth Century Exploration of
Australia
Australia, Australian History Links |
The Library - Te Whare Pukapuka
Links to General Australian history pages.
Australian history on the internet from National Library
Australia; National Archives of Australia ... |
Modern
Famous
People