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	Australian Aborigine : Australian aborigine
		The Aboriginal population was decimated by British colonization which began in 1788.
		Aborigines in northern Australia were often forced to work and the term slavery has been used in regard to their employment.
		Aboriginal groups in other parts of Australia have their own names, such as Murri[?] in southern Queensland, Noongar[?] (or Nyungah) in southern Western Australia, Nunga[?] in South Australia and Palawa[?] in Tasmania.
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	Ms. Magazine \| A Gallery of Dreaming: Aboriginal women create world-class art
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	Aboriginal & Islander Studies
		The records relating to Aboriginal people held by the SRO are an important source of information for those interested in tracing their family history, particularly for those people who were removed from their families and resettled elsewhere in the State, as well as being a valuable historical resource.
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	Indigenous Australians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, by the end of the period, certain White Australians were beginning to warm to indigenous culture, and this can be seen in the Jindyworobak Movement of the 1950s, which although composed of white people took a positive view of it.
		The difference is not due to the increased proportion of Indigenous Australians living in rural communities, because unemployment is higher in Indigenous Australian populations living in urban centres (Source: ABS).
		Indigenous Australians gained the right to vote in Federal elections in 1965, but it was not until 1967 that they were counted in the distribtution of electoral seats and the parliamentary "race power" was revoked.
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	Aboriginal Evidence of the Hairy Man (The Yowie)
		Europeans had been reporting sightings of 'hairy men' in the Jamieson, and the adjoining Cedar valley since the 19th century, while Aboriginal traditions indicate the region was inhabited by the Yowies for untold thousands of years before then.
		To the Aboriginals, particularly the mountain tribes, the mere mention of the word (Yowie) was enough to inspire fear, causing scared looks and frightened exclamations, so convinced were they of the creature's existence...
		They include two large carvings of a possible confrontation betwen an Aboriginal and a giant Hairy man. The Giant hairy man depicted on this rock shoal is over 300cm's (10 feet tall) the smaller figure possibly an Aboriginal warrior is considerably smaller although it's claimed it is a smaller Yowie female.
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	Rex Gilroy's "The Australian Yowie Research Centre". Established 1965
		In fact Australian settlers were seeing Yowies almost one hundred years before Europeans had ever heard of the Himalayan "Abominable Snowman".
		Their physical description, as given by the Aborigines to early European settlers in the 1800's, also matches descriptions given by modern-day eyewitnesses, and I believe this will be significant in the eventual scientific classification of these creatures.
		According to Aborigines, the yowies were terrifying to look upon: fearsome and hairy, up to or over 2.6 metres in height, with strong muscular bodies, powerful arms and large hands longer than a human's.
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	Working with Indigenous Australians in 51 FNQR
		This term is used to describe all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people regardless of cultural location or specific clan/colloquial name.
		During WW2 whole tribes or communities of adult male Indigenous people where employed in both offensive and support roles across the North of Australia.
		Many so called Western cultures have over time conducted warfare on foreign soil, where it was recognised that the indigenous, or Aboriginal, people of that country could either be used or supported to achieve their own aim.
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	Journeys in Time: Related Topics: Aboriginal Tribes
		The following list is only to be regarded as introductory.
		The Gundungurra tribe extended from the Blue Mountains at Hartley and Lithgow through the Burragorang and Megalong Valleys, east at least as far as the Nepean River (and therefore west of the Illawarra); while in the south, their territory extended at least as far as Goulburn, and possibly to Tumut.
		They were also referred to as the Mountain People, Nattai, Burragorang or Wollondilly Tribes.
	www.lib.mq.edu.au /all/journeys/related/tribes.html (570 words)

	Aboriginal Languages of Australia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The definitive map of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander territories and nations.
		Maps and report on the location of Aboriginal language areas in Victoria at the time of contact with Europeans.
		Tindale's map of Aboriginal boundaries at the time of European contact, published in 1974.
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		They were both allowed to plead their case to their tribe members and then there was another vote, also ending in a tie.
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	Aboriginal peoples of Australia - R list - Microforms for sale
		From 1838 to 1849 he was Chief Protector of Aboriginals, Port Phillip District.
		Robinson, George Augustus — Australian Felix Report (27pp.) of a Journey of 1100 miles to the tribes of the N. and Western Interior, 1845.
		His monograph of 1897, Ethnological studies among north-west central Queensland Aborigines, was the first of its kind in Australia and established his reputation.
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	Australian Indigenous languages
		Research is conducted at Yaruman and Balgo where children speak an Aboriginal language as their mother tongue and are attending a school where both the Aboriginal language and English are taught.
		It addresses the large variety of Aboriginal languages in Western Australia and acknowledges the desire of Aboriginal people for the languages of their heritage to be taught in primary schools.
		This list was established in 1994 by the Research School of Social Sciences, ANU to provide a world-wide communication resource and a central electronic archive for people working on, or interested in the study of Indigenous Australian languages.
	coombs.anu.edu.au /WWWVLPages/AborigPages/LANG/LangHome.html (1977 words)

	List of Indigenous Australian group names - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Note: The first group name listed in the left column "Group name" in most instances (but not all) here comes from the main name used in Norman Tindale's "Catalogue of Australian Aboriginal Tribes"[1], in his book Aboriginal Tribes of Australia.
		In reality most indigenous Australians could name a number of groups of which they are members, each group being defined on different criteria and often with much overlapping.
		Many of the names listed below are properly understood as language or dialect names, some are simply the word meaning 'man/person' in the associated language, some are autonyms (i.e.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Australian_Aboriginal_tribes (1302 words)

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