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They did cover most of Australia. there tribes never had one home, they were always moving to keep the resources around them, not strip the down and let them die. They got here when the Earth's land was joined the took a walk over here and the earth split and they got stuck here on a huge island in the middle of no where, nobody else knew about it.
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How do you say hello my project is on Australia in aboriginal?
The Australian Aborigines did not 9and do not) have a word for "project"; nor did they have a word for "Australia", as they did not have a concept of a whole continent - only their immediate region and surrounding areas with which they had contact. You cannot translate this sentence. Furthermore, with over 120 viable aboriginal languages, you would have to specify which region you represented.
What country fills a whole continent?
Australia is a country that fills a whole continent. It is both a country and a continent on its own.
Does 2 half aboriginals produce a child who is considered half or quarter aboriginal?
The math: 1/2 +1/2=2/4 (now reduce it, & it is 1/2) The child would be a 1/2 aboriginal + 1/4 +1/4= 1 whole If the Mother is 1/2 aboriginal and 1/2 English, and the father is 1/2 aboriginal and 1/2 German, then the child would be 1/2 aboriginal and 1/4 english and the 1/4 German= 1 whole Hope that helps.
What is the name of the aboriginal indigenous group?
there is no name for the whole population of aboriginal people. Each tribe has their own individual name such as fi Ka'taier which roughly means "Spirit of Kangaroo"
What is the most haunted place in whole of Australia?
the shadowland is believed to have been the most haunted place in the whole of australia. it used to be a former jail
Who is on The Simpsons Season 13 DVD cover?
The whole family is.
What percent of Australia is covered by the state of Western Australia?
Western Australia is approximately a third of the whole continent of Australia, so it is in the range of 33%.
How many indigenous languages before 1788?
Aboriginal people had no need for writing so we have no written records to help us work out with the answers to these questions. from small pieces of evidence that have been put together, researchers until recently thought there were about 300 000 Aboriginal people in the whole of Australia when Europeans first settled here in 1788. More recent research suggests a population of about 750 000, and some researchers believe the figure may have been much higher, possibly as many as 2 million. Altogether there were about 600 'tribes' or groups which had their own languages or dialects. research has shown that about 260 languages were spoken and most of these had two or three dialects.
What countries did the plague cover?
the whole of europe
Who is on the cover of Saving The World And Other Extreme Sports?
the whole flock is on the cover of the version that i have
If someone has required medication, health insurances must cover the whole prescription.?
If someone has required medication, health insurances must cover the whole prescription.
What did the aborigines call Australia?
Indigenous Australians did have knowledge, of other existing countries, with many groups having established trade with nearby islands. It wasn't necessary to their way of life to identify a whole continent however, given that they did not have any concept of a continent and to them the lands were divided and shared by all living things. They identified only what was necessary to their locality. There are numerous dialects for so many different tribes in so many different regions. There is no "one" word for Australia in aboriginal language as there are so many languages. There are individual words for "land" or "earth" (as in dirt/soil) or Mother/Earth, but the word will be isolated to that tribal group's region and be a different word in another region.
