History in General
Much of Aboriginal history and tradition were taught by oral communication and a large portion of their culture disappeared with the deaths of hundreds of Aborigines. The Aboriginal groups that we see today are those which survived the 'European invasion' and the remains of their culture can still be seen. Many people have tried to rebuild these cultures and keep it alive for the future generations. In order to understand Aborigines today it is important to understand their traditional culture, as it is their culture which makes up their essence and provides a foundation for their current identity. It is a link to over 40,000 years of heritage.
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