Aboriginal



Dingo || Fire sticks || Goanna || Witchetty Grubs || Emu || Man ||  ||
 * [[image:http://www.australiasouvenir.com/images/art/sdingo.gif width="100" height="92" caption="australia art symbol dingo"]]

Child || Bush Banana || Yunedee Seed || Meeting Place || Woman || Kangaroo ||  ||
 * [[image:http://www.australiasouvenir.com/images/art/schild.gif width="100" height="91" caption="australia art symbol child"]]

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These are some of the symbols the Aborigianls use to comunicate with each other. These ones are mainly used in north Queensland. These are mostly riverbank paintings that contain a special "X-ray" or "Crosshatching" style. These are exclusive to the natives.The dots are belived to represent the desserts of Central Australia. The Aboriginals believe in the dreaming or creation of anything. This has a spcific name for it. The name is Jukurrpa. The main Aboriginal culture was developed by the Aboriginal ancestors when they were roaming the desserts of Australia. This culture gives extremly special importance to the waterholes, rivers, hills and rock formations of the countryside. The Aboriginals are very asociated and have a good relationship with nature. The Aboriginals are highly spirited in nature. For more information, plaese visit [] ======

Literature
The Aboriginal people had no actual written language until about the twentieth century. Even though the Aboriginals had no written language, they still had an oral language. The oral language contained rich content. Out of this oral language they made up very interesting stories, chants, and songs. These stories were normally passed on through the ages, the old and wise telling the stories to the young children of the tribe. Aboriginals had different tribes, and most of the tribes had different languages. [|www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/44025/Australian-literature/33324/Aboriginal-narrative-the-oral-tradition] `