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The most beautiful Didgeridoo player in the world ! "Ticki Stamasuri"

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the didgeridoo is a musik intrument made of wood that work like some sort of natural wood trumpet. the trumpets length is about 2 meters and the longer it is the deeper sounf it has

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Families are very important to traditional Indigenous social relations. The systems within a family are often called kinship. every familie memeber has a specific role that relate to the way the familie operates. "family" normally refers to biogical relations but a child in the tribe may refer multible people as its mother or father and it may call multible people aunt or uncle due to the very close relationships in the community

Many Indigenous relationships have rules. Two tribe-specific examples of these rules include:

a boy's maternal uncle should educate the boy regarding adulthood, and no man or women should talk to his/her mother -in-law.

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the aborigins find water by looking for plants that store them as red malee that stores water in its trunk. they also look in areas with eucalyptus that stores lots of water in their roots. they are also quickly at collecting rain when it rarely falls.

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"Walkabout" is a rite of passage of Aboriginal boys in Australia. Aborigines are the native people of Australia and have lived there for 50,000 years. Walkabout happens when a boy from 12 to 16 must leave their parents and go and survive in the wilderness alone for up to 6 months. the boys go walkabout to prove that they have grown and that they have matured to be adults

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Australia's environment is very harsh and therefore Indigenous people had to build shelters that protected them from the elements. Hot sun, heavy rainfalls and strong winds are all elements that people needed protection from. Some Indigenous people also needed shelter from the many different animals and insects that can be harmful to humans . they used materials like wood, bark and leaves for the construction of their shelters.

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fruits, nuts, seeds, roots, yams, witchetty grubs, insects, snakes, lizards, stalks, berries, edible leaves, honey, shellfish, lobster, pipis, crab, mussels and yabbies . kangaroos, ducks, goannas, fish, rabbits, small mammals and occasionally emus.

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Women and children would often spend their days searching for and gathering food from the local area. They gathered things like fruits, nuts, seeds, roots, insects, snakes, lizards, berries, edible leave og honey

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The men provided the meat and fish for the tribe. they spend their days making tools and weapons for hunting and then they go hunting together.

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Aboriginal people all had implements such as knives, scrapers, axe-heads, spears, various vessels for eating and drinking, and digging sticks.

they had weapons such as spears, boomarangs and clubs. they also had shields and a spear thrower called woomera that they used for throwing their spear with.

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aborigine

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aborigine or aboriginal is when having existed in a place for the earliest known period.

they say that aborigines have come to australia 40-80.000 years BP

there are Aborigines that live by the cost, that have a steady suply of food and water. they bring wild yams  into gardens which they irrigated

Those Aboriginals who lived inland in the bush and the desert lived by hunting and gathering, burning the undergrowth to help the growth of plants favoured by them. They were experts in seeking out water.