First Australians: The Story of Indigenous Australia
Author(s): Karin Cox
Before European settlement, about 700 Aboriginal nations - each of which had their own Dreaming songs, laws, customs and beliefs and spoke one of 250 or so languages - existed in Australia by the time Europeans began to explore this continent in the 1600s. First Australians is a comprehensive book for primary school audiences about Aboriginal life and customs. Indigenous people had inhabited Australia for at least 40 000 years, if not longer, which makes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures the oldest continuing human cultures on the earth. Find out what kind of houses they built, the food they ate, the clothes they wore as well as how they adapted to life after the British colony arrived in 1788.
General Information
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- : New Holland Publishers
- : Young Reed
- : 01 March 2013
- : Australia
- : 01 April 2013
- : 01 February 2019
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Karin Cox
- : Hardback
- : 48
More About The Product
Since her first book, Roma: From Prison to Paradise, was published in 2003, Karin Cox has written reference texts, biographies and memoirs, as well as more than 28 natural history books, Australian social history books, children's picture storybooks, and travel guides. In 2010, her books Amazing Facts about Australian Wildlife Conservation and Amazing Facts about Australia's Early Settlers were listed as notable books on the Children's Book Council of Australia 2010 Notable Books list.
