https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d Made with a wink and a smile en-us 2017-05-08 12:30:05 UTC 2025-11-28 19:23:47 UTC hello@padlet.com gwalker22 https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488463 Dreamtime: KIP #12]]> 2017-05-08 12:37:40 UTC https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488463 ecochenour22 https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488509 Point 1: According to the pictures that we were given. Aborigines art is very different from the art that we make in the United states. We have more modern art that they do and it looks like we use different materials too.

Point 2: Aborigines art is based on important ancient stories. The art is also based on the Dream time, which is the period which indigenous people believe the world was created. They didn't just make random art that looks good. The aborigines made art based off the Dream time, even if it would turn out to be a bad drawing.

Point 3: The aborigines art places them at the same level as nature, because they have to use things like cave walls and clay for paint.When they paint, they just have to use what they have, and the resources that they already had with them.


]]> 2017-05-08 12:37:54 UTC https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488509 ecochenour22 https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488582 Point 1: In Australia it says that land is a very special thing to many people. They can only own land if they work hard for it and save their money. According to them, land is also a spiritual value. In many of the caves, around the rock there is deep meaning and also various cave paintings.

Point 2: The life for the Aborigines life compared to the culture of the United states is that there are more tribes in the United states, and we didn't have very many caves where they could paint on the walls and give it deep meaning. The Aborigines probably also had different resources than we did in the United states because they were living in different climate regions and different parts of the world.

Point 3: According to the article and video. The humans are place on the same level as nature because they are using all of their natural resources and they are using the caves to make meaning paintings, and they use the land around them to make what they can to help their tribes.]]> 2017-05-08 12:37:59 UTC https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170488582 ecochenour22 https://padlet.com/gwalker22/psxp1357955d/wish/170740419 Point 1: According to the book, it says that the Goorialla traveled to Cape York and made a big red mountain name Narabullgan. It also says that he traveled North from that mountains and he made two more. One of them, Naradunga, was made of granite. And the other which had 5 sharp peaks and 5 caves and became known as Gormungan.

Point 2; There are many difference between the United States Culture and Aborigines Culture. One of them is that we didn't have talking mythical beast, like the rainbow snake in the book. And if someone got eaten by something else, they didn't turn into birds if someone tried to save them from the creatures lurking around their village/camp.

Point 3: In the beginning of the book, the humans are on the same level as nature because the book says that there is no animals, no birds, no plants, no hills no mountains. And at the end of the book there is plants, animals, hills and mountains. There was just a bog transformation because the people used what they had to change the land so then they would have more resources. Like food and water.

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