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Which Australian physical feature is a sacred place of the Aboriginal people?
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How did the Australian aboriginal people get the materials to make their clothes?
The Australian aboriginal people wore no clothes.
Do aboriginal Australian people use boomerangs?
Yes
What god is Uluru?
The Australian Aboriginal people did not have "gods". Uluru was created by the Spirit people of the Dreaming, the aboriginal time of creation.
How long did the Aboriginal people lived on Australian soil?
th
What culture of people paint their faces white?
Aboriginal people. They are Australian bush people.
What has the author Doreen Kartinyeri written?
Doreen Kartinyeri has written: 'Doreen Kartinyeri' -- subject(s): Narrinyeri (Australian people), Biography, Sacred sites (Aboriginal Australian), Women, Aboriginal Australian, Relocation, Stolen generations (Australia), Legal status, laws, Children, Aboriginal Australian
How far back do the Australian Aboriginal people's history go?
14000 ago
Who is the indigenous Australian on the fifty dollar note?
David Unaipon, (born David Ngunaitponi). He was an Australian Aboriginal of the Ngarrindjeri people.
Is an aboriginal hut built near a river?
An aboriginal hut is called a humpy or a gunyah.
What does the black background on the Australian flag signify?
The Australian flag doesn't have a black background. It's blue. The Aboriginal flag, however, includes a black stripe representing the Aboriginal people, but this is not the national flag.
Which indigenous Australian is featured on the Fifty Dollar note?
David Unaipon. He was born David Ngunaitponi and was an Australian Aboriginal of the Ngarrindjeri people
Who are the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people?
Australia's indigenous people, or natives, are known as the Aborigines, or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.They are a class of peoples who are identified by Australian law as being members of a race indigenous to the Australian continent. They also do not refer to themselves as Aborigines or aboriginal, but identify themselves by tribal names that reflect their language or ancestral home territory.
