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The Gumbayngirr had to know everything about the land and the plants around them

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Dress themselves in paint and dirt from the land and say thank you to 'Mother'

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when you stand on the mountain tops and you can see the great big coast

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The Aboriginal Fish Traps is the their tradition of catching fish. the fish traps have been around for THOUSANDS ofr years and are still being used today.

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they were so connected to the land they knew that in limestone caves in the winter it becomes warm and in summer it becomes freezing cold

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Head underground on your next holiday and discover Australia's incredible natural wonders with BIG4's guide to the country's most awe-inspiring cave systems.

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Milbi cave provides shelter for people and for animals.

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When you eat bush food you are also taking medicine at the same time.other bush food such as certain trees and shrubs can be poisons. SO WATCH OUT!

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They had to know a lot about he land.

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What was there is still there now. The bush provided food, medicine but could also be highly dangerous.

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In white society, a person's home is a structure made of bricks or timber, but to our people our home was the land that we hunted and gathered on and held ceremony and gatherings.—Nala Mansell-McKenna, Youth Worker, Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre [2]

Source: https://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/land/meaning-of-land-to-aboriginal-people#ixzz58jspQq31

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aboriginals believed that if they owned the land the land would own them and when they die the land is there for the next generation

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aboriginals tell many stories about their land and how it is connected to them

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When an ancestor (past family) die the Aboriginals see them as part of the land.

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Many aboriginal artworks tell about the connection between people and their land.If you are alive you connect to everything else that is alive. No human is older than the land itself.Every living being dies but the land stays behind.

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they took care of the land and treat it well and respect it