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Native Australians
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Native Australians, referred to as Aboriginal Australians, have a rich and diverse culture that dates back over 65,000 years, making them one of the oldest continuous cultures on Earth. They comprise various groups, each with its own languages, traditions, and territories, ranging from the Torres Strait Islanders of the islands between Australia and New Guinea to the many Aboriginal groups throughout the Australian mainland. European settlement in the late 18th century, Aboriginal Australians lived as hunter-gatherers with a complex social and spiritual beliefs deeply connected to the land, which they consider sacred. Their knowledge of the environment, reflected in practices such as fire-stick farming and the creation of complex fish traps, demonstrates an intricate understanding of ecology and sustainable living. Despite the profound impact of colonization, including dispossession, disease, and cultural disruption, Aboriginal Australians have a vast array of cultural practices, languages, and ceremonies, actively contributing to Australian society and tirelessly advocating for recognition, rights, and reconciliation.
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