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Understanding Aboriginal Lives Before Colonization: Housing, Perspectives, and Changes

This week's topic explores the lives of Aboriginal people before colonization in Australia. It highlights their diverse housing structures designed for their environments, utilizing materials like timber, bark, and natural shelters like caves. The initial reaction of Aboriginals to the arrival of the First Fleet and their perception of the British as ghostly figures is examined. The profound changes brought by British colonization on the daily life of Aboriginal people, including fishing practices and domestic environments, are also discussed.

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Understanding Aboriginal Lives Before Colonization: Housing, Perspectives, and Changes

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  1. GOOD MORNING 3K VENUS My NEWS TOPIC for this week is: Aboriginal people before Colonisation

  2. HOW & WHERE DID THE ABORIGINALS LIVE? • Before colonisation, Aboriginal people built many different structures suited to their surroundings. • Some of the structures built by Aboriginal people used building materials such as branches for timber frames covered with bark and hides for cladding. • Stone structures such as caves and natural shelters were also used.

  3. Example of traditional housing such as this mia-miain north-western NSW can still be found.

  4. HOW DID THE ABORIGINALS FEEL WHEN THEY SAW THE FIRST FLEET? • At first the Aborigines regarded the strange white men in large ships as ghosts, possibly ghosts of their own ancestors. • They were prepared to deal with them peacefully. As long as the two groups of people stayed out of each other's way, there was no conflict. • The real problems started when cultural misunderstandings occurred. • In one example, Captain Arthur Phillip sought to meet with an aboriginal tribesman on the beach.

  5. HOW DID THE BRITISH COLONISATION OF AUSTRALIA CHANGE THE DAILY LIFE OF ABORIGINAL PEOPLE? • Aboriginal Fishing • British Fishing

  6. Aboriginal Houses • British Houses

  7. Aboriginal Boomerang • British Gun

  8. Aboriginal Hammer • British Hammer

  9. ANY QUESTIONS?

  10. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING TO MY NEWS

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