41. The Aborigines - Australia's Native People The aborigines australia s native people. http://www.en.original-people.eu.org/aborigines.shtml

To Startpage In Swedish Search Engines Search this sajt ... Contact E-mail The Aborigines - Australia's native people Relaxing travel Genealogy Research Swedish ... Narrative The word Aborigine is a concatenation of the Latin words ab (from) and origine (beginning) meaning the Aborigines were in Australia from the beginning or native . It is the second word origine, the white people used for the natives after calling them Indians. Initially the word aborigine, probably involved some kind of disdain. Recent findings in Kakadu National park show that there might have been human life in Australia for up to 60.000 years, while referring to former estimations the aborigines came overland from New Guinea about 40.000 years ago. Aboriginal land rights Before the coming of the white man, major factors in the life of the Aboriginal were the community and the land in which they dwelt. Nowadays the dominant factor in the life of the Aboriginal is the influence of European culture. The issue of Aboriginal Land Rights has become a major one over the past few years and has met with varying degrees of support or opposition. The issue is extremely complex and emotive. While there does not appear to be any clear-cut solution to the problem, the increasing awareness within wide spectrum's of Australian society may bring the issue closer to a solution. It is interesting to note that the problem of Land Rights had already been raised well over a century ago but the overall attitude toward the Aboriginal people at that time greatly hindered any real support for its cause.

42. Dreaming Online: Indigenous Australian Timeline archaeological evidence that Aboriginal people have been living for some time insouth eastern australia eg. Lake Mungo. 31 000 years ago. aborigines living at http://www.dreamtime.net.au/indigenous/timeline.cfm

@import url("../stylesheets/advanced.css"); Indigenous Australia Home About Indigenous Australia Cultural Heritage Spirituality ... For teachers Search the site: Timeline - Pre-Contact Rainbow Serpent by Barney Daniels Tgungurrayi, Luritja people, Haasts Bluff, Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Acquired in 1988. This acrylic painting on linen shows Dreamtime hunters (U-shapes) searching for eggs of the rainbow serpent, 'Wanampi', which are hidden in underground caverns. Wanampi formed different features in the landscape around Papunya in the Northern Territory. These features are represented by the different colours in the background of the painting. 65 000 years ago There is still uncertainty surrounding the exact timing of the initial human colonisation of Australia, and both the timing and nature of megafaunal extinctions. 40 000 years ago Clear archaeological evidence that Aboriginal people have been living for some time in south eastern Australia eg. Lake Mungo. 31 000 years ago Aborigines living at the Keilor site in Victoria.

43. Aboriginal Australia: History, Culture, And Conflict (SourceAP). Who Are aborigines? aborigines are australia s indigenous people.Recent government tales. Books About aborigines and australia. The http://www.factmonster.com/spot/aboriginal1.html

Aboriginal Australia History and culture of Australia's indigenous peoples by Ricco Villanueva Siasoco Djakapurra Munyarryun plays the didgeridoo in the "Sea of Hands" display in Sydney in 1998. The display was in support of native title and reconciliation of Australian aboriginals. (Source:AP) Who Are Aborigines? Aborigines are Australia's indigenous people. Recent government statistics counted approximately 400,000 aboriginal people, or about 2% of Australia's total population. Australian Aborigines migrated from somewhere in Asia "The Dreamtime" Aboriginal spirituality entails a close relationship between humans and the land. Aborigines call the beginning of the world the "Dreaming," or "Dreamtime." In the "Dreamtime," aboriginal "Ancestors" rose from below the earth to form various parts of nature including animal species , bodies of water, and the sky. The name "aborigine" derives from the Latin, meaning "original inhabitants." There are approx. 400,000 aborigines living in Australia. Unlike other religions, however, aboriginal belief does not place the human species apart from or on a higher level than nature. Aborigines believe some of the Ancestors metamorphosed into nature (as in rock formations or rivers), where they remain spiritually alive. Storytelling, Art, and the Didgeridoo

44. European Network For Indigenous Australian Rights: Australia’s Human Rights Rec info for aborigines on European campaigning. ENIAR Bulletin Board. You can makea difference There is a hidden health emergency in australia that demands our http://www.eniar.org/hr.html

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48. Safe Houses Needed For Itinerant Aborigines: Mission Australia. 12/05/2004. ABC Last Update Wednesday, May 12, 2004. 748am (AEST). Safe houses neededfor itinerant aborigines Mission australia. A member of Darwin s http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s1106355.htm

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49. Australia’s Aborigines … Did They See Dinosaurs? australia’s aborigines Did they see dinosaurs? by Rebecca Driver23 April 2001. First published in Creation Ex Nihilo 21(1)24 http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/Magazines/docs/v21n1_aboriginals_dinos

UPHOLDING THE AUTHORITY OF THE BIBLE FROM THE VERY FIRST VERSE SEARCH Contact Us Home Store Events ... Contact us Refuting Compromise A biblical and scientific refutation of ‘Progressive Creationism’ (billions of years). Order your copy today. Bookstore and resource center Creation Magazine Subscribe Renew Search Archives: Upcoming Events Bridgwater, Somerset, United Kingdom Handsworth, Birmingham, United Kingdom Columbus, Ohio, United States Kununurra, WA, Australia ... Printer-friendly version Did they see dinosaurs? by Rebecca Driver 23 April 2001 First published in: Creation Ex Nihilo SUBSCRIBE to the full-color CREATION family magazine TODAY! The locals appear familiar with this creature, which they readily identify from drawings of fossil reconstructions as being like one of the dinosaurs. Few realise, however, that similar accounts occur in other parts of the world. Australian Aborigines have stories of encounters with huge, sometimes frightening monsters which range from what sound like dinosaurs to giant marsupials, also believed to have long become extinct. The Aboriginal people Dreamtime monsters Such oral traditions tend not to last more than a few hundred years without being distorted out of recognition.

50. Australia’s Aborigines ... Did They See Dinosaurs? Creation Archive Volume 21 Issue 1 australia’s aborigines did theysee dinosaurs? australia’s aborigines did they see dinosaurs? http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v21/i1/aborigines.asp

UPHOLDING THE AUTHORITY OF THE BIBLE FROM THE VERY FIRST VERSE SEARCH Contact Us Home Store Events ... Volume 21 Issue 1 First published: Creation December 1998 Browse this issue Subscribe to Creation Magazine by Rebecca Driver The locals appear familiar with this creature, which they readily identify from drawings of fossil reconstructions as being like one of the dinosaurs. Few realize, however, that similar accounts occur in other parts of the world. Australian Aborigines have stories of encounters with huge, sometimes frightening monsters which range from what sound like dinosaurs to giant marsupials, also believed to have long become extinct. The Aboriginal people Dreamtime monsters Such oral traditions tend not to last more than a few hundred years without being distorted out of recognition. This would suggest that some of these animals may have still been living in Australia some two to three hundred years ago, or even more recently. Such a conclusion may surprise many, but it would explain why documented encounters with similar monsters post-date the time of European settlement.

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52. Aborigines And Aboriginal Culture Search. australia / New Zealand for Visitors, aborigines and Aboriginal CultureGuide picks. australia s indigenous people, their life, their culture. http://goaustralia.about.com/cs/aboriginalculture/

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53. BBC News | ASIA-PACIFIC | Voices Against Racism: Australia's Aborigines Wednesday, 5 September, 2001, 0023 GMT 0123 UK Voices against racismAustralia s aborigines. aborigines want compensation for http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/1525825.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: Asia-Pacific Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Wednesday, 5 September, 2001, 00:23 GMT 01:23 UK Voices against racism: Australia's Aborigines Aborigines want compensation for past injustices By the BBC's Elizabeth Blunt in Durban Amid the diplomatic posturing and the haggling over language at the World Conference against Racism it is easy to lose sight of the reality of racism. Each day during the meeting in South Africa some of those who have suffered discrimination have been telling their personal stories. Among them is Monica Morgan, from the Aboriginal Yorta Yorta people of south-eastern Australia. There were 20,000 Yorta Yorta people in that region before the British - what Monica Morgan calls the "first boat people" - came in 1788. By the end of the 19th century, fewer than 100 were left. Trauma Now their population has recovered to 4,000, but she told the conference how the survivors had been traumatised by the collective effects of two centuries of racism. Monica Morgan: Aborigines were "brainwashed" and "violated" Her own generation has been marked by the removal of Aboriginal children from their families, the so-called "stolen generation".

54. Australian Aborigines. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 Organization in Aboriginal australia (1979); G. Blainey, Triumph of the Nomads AHistory of Aboriginal australia (1982); S. Bennett, aborigines and Political http://www.bartleby.com/65/au/Australab.html

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55. Pictures Of Australia - Aborigines aborigines australia s natives. http://www.australienbilder.de/e-abpeop.htm

Aborigines - Australia's natives Aboriginal art Australia's history The word Aborigine is a concatenation of the Latin words ab (from) and origine (beginning) meaning being there from the beginning or native . It is the second word the white people used for the natives after calling them Indians . Initially the word aborigine probably involved some kind of disdain. Recent findings in Kakadu Nationalpark show that there might have been human life in Australia for up to 60.000 years , while referring to former estimations the aborigines came overland from New Guinea about 40.000 years ago. The aborigines' life was ruled by their relation to their land. In their point of view their land didn't mean possessing land but was just a certain region through which the members of a clan had wandered within several years. Everything the people needed for living was given to them by their land. So getting food was one of the main tasks during the day. While men kept traditions and went hunting, women collected small animals, fruits and parts of plants that could be used for food, tools or clothes. Women as well prepared meals. So the aborigines were nomads, several small groups who met from time to time in order to maintain traditions and keep cultural and social heritage. These traditional values are often called dreamtime and are stored in dreamtime stories. A lot of songs and dances base on these stories and were used to transfer the knowledge and tradition to the following generations. In addition a lot of dreamtime stories were expressed in paint art like rock paintings or bark paintings.

56. Australian Aborigine australian Aborigine. aborigines in northern australia were often forced towork and the term slavery has been used in regard to their employment. http://www.fact-index.com/a/au/australian_aborigine.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Australian Aborigine Australian Aborigines are the indigenous peoples of Australia . Their ancestors probably arrived in Australia just over 50,000 years ago, although the date remains uncertain. Some researchers put the date of arrival at close to 100,000 years ago, but the case for very early occupation presently rests on a single archeological site of uncertain date. At the time of first contact with the European colonists in the late 18th century , most Aboriginals were hunter-gatherers with a complex oral culture and spiritual values based upon reverence for the land and a belief in the Dreamtime . The Dreamtime is at once the ancient time of creation and the present day reality of dreaming. (Also see Aboriginal mythology There were a great many different Aboriginal groups, each with their own individual culture, belief structure, and language (approximately 200 different languages at the time of European contact). These cultures overlapped to a greater or lesser extent, and evolved over time. Lifestyles varied a great deal, and the sterotyped image of a proud and naked hunter standing one-legged in the red sand of the central Australian desert cannot be applied across the board. In present-day Victoria , for example, there were two separate communities with an economy based on fish-farming in complex and extensive irrigated pond systems (one on the Murray River in the state's north, the other in the south-west near Hamilton), and trade with other groups from as far away as the

57. Adherents.com (1992); pg. 395. Anthropologists estimate that 300,000 aborigines lived in australiabefore 1770. 14. Today there are about 270,000 aborigines in australia. http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_47.html

Adherents.com 42,669 adherent statistic citations : membership and geography data for 4,000+ religions, churches, tribes, etc. Index back to attendance - weekly, USA - women attendance - weekly, continued... Group Where Number of Adherents % of total pop. Number of congreg./ churches/ units Number of countries Year Source Quote/ Notes attendance - weekly USA - women Wuthnow, Robert. The Restructuring of American Religion: Society and Faith Since World War II , Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press (1988); pg. 226. "...American women... Half attend religious services at least once every week and more than two-thirds attend at least once a month. " attendance - weekly Venezuela *LINK* Swanbrow, Diane. University of Michigan, Dec. 1997. "Church Attendance Figures " web page; "Sociology at Hewitt " site, Hewitt School, Norfolk, UK Table: "Percentage of Adult Population that Attends Church at Least Once a Week "; Source: Based on latest available data from the... 1995-1997 World Values surveys. attendance - weekly Venezuela *LINK* web site: "The University of Michigan News and Information Services "; web page: "Study identifies worldwide rates of religiosity, church attendance " (viewed 17 April 1999). "News Release: December 10, 1997 " By Diane Swanbrow.

58. Adherents.com - Religious Groups In Literature partymeant empty land. It referred tot he old fiction that australia was unoccupiedwhen Captain Cook planted the flag here, that the aborigines had no http://www.adherents.com/lit/Na_28.html

Adherents.com: Religious Groups in Literature 33,992 citations from literature (mostly science fiction and fantasy) referring to real churches, religious groups, tribes, etc. [This database is for literary research only . It is not intended as a source of information about religion.] Index back to Atlantean, world Atlantean, continued... Group Where Year Source Quote/ Notes Atlantean world -1400 B.C.E. Anderson, Poul. The Dancer from Atlantis . Garden City, NY: Nelson Doubleday (1971); pg. 179. "'We have taken your Atlantean and Knossian friends back to Crete..' " Atlantean world -1400 B.C.E. Anderson, Poul. The Dancer from Atlantis . Garden City, NY: Nelson Doubleday (1971); pg. 87. "If you reconstructed the single original island, you got a picture oddly suggestive of the capital of Atlantis as described by Plato; and ancient walls were known to be buried under the lava and cinders. That settlement might be better preserved than Pompeii, what parts had not vanished in the catastrophe. To be sure, Plato could simply have been embellishing his discourses in the Timaios and the Kritias with a fiction. He had put his lost continent in midocean, impossibly big and impossibly far back if it was to have fought Athens. Yet there was some reason to believe he drew on a tradition, that half-memory of the Minoan empire which flickered through classical legend. " [Many refs. to Atlantis throughout novel, as should be obvious from the novel's title.]

59. Australian Aborigine males. There are about 228,000 aborigines in australia, making up about1.5 percnt; of the population of 16 million. The Aborigine http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0023779.html

Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. // Show bread crumbs navigation path. breadcrumbs('four'); //> ENCYCLOPAEDIA Hutchinson's Encyclopaedia Men's Health ... Wildlife Frames not supported Frames not supported Encyclopaedia Search Click a letter for the index A B C D ... Z Or search the encyclopaedia: Australian Aborigine This photograph of an Australian Aboriginal camp was taken in 1895, before the policy of assimilation was implemented. This policy, which was carried out between 1910 and 1970, involved Aboriginal children being removed from their homes in the Northern Territory and either put in orphanages or placed in white families. The Arnhem Land Escarpment, a stark sandstone wall, marks the western edge of Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. Rich in uranium, bauxite, and manganese, Arnhem Land was threatened with ruthless exploitation. The 1976 Aboriginal Land Act gave the land rights to the Aboriginal groups of the area, and permission to mine must be obtained from them. Aborigines in the Australian outback. Aboriginal people have lived in Australia for more than 40,000 years. When Europeans began to colonize Australia in the late 18th century, there were around 300,000 Aborigines, of perhaps 500 different linguistic and cultural groups, on the continent. Very few now live in the remote outback, most having moved into the cities or large towns.

60. AboriginesBiblio The aborigines of Western australia. Black australia An Annotated Bibliographyand Teacher s Guide to Resources on aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. http://www.aihgs.com/aborigin.htm

The Australian Aborigines Bibliography Abbie , A.A. 1969. The Original Australians. London: Frederick Muller. Atkinson , Alan and Aveling, Marian. 1987. Australians - 1838. Berndt , Ronald M. and Catherine H. 1980. Aborigines of the West - Their Past and Their Present. Perth: University of Western Australia Press. Biskup , Peter. 1973. Not Slaves, Not Citizens: The Aboriginal Problem in Western Australia 1898-1954. St. Lucia: University of Queensland Press. Bridges , Barry, 'Pemulwoy: A "Noble Savage"', newsletter of the Royal Australian Historical Society, pp. 3-5, January 1970. Broome , R. 1982. Aboriginal Australians: Black Response to White Dominance 1788-1980. Byrne , Denis. 1984. The Mountains Call Me Back: A History of the Aborigines and the Forests of the Far South Coast of NSW. NSW Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs. Cannon , Michael. 1983. Life in the Country: Australia in the Victorian Age. Melbourne: Currey O'Neil Ross Pty Ltd. Clarke , C.M.H. 1962. A History of Australia. 3 vols. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. -, ed. 1950.

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