aboriginal history造句

• The site is also rich in Aboriginal history, including over 80 archaeological sites.
• I'm also more specifically interested in Canadian aboriginal history and Canadian politics.
• Cultural heritage includes both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal history and associated activities and works.
• Perhaps his most controversial hypothesis regards early Australian Aboriginal history; Flannery paints an intriguing picture.
• She was on the Board of Directors at this College and thoroughly enjoyed teaching Aboriginal history.
• He also maintains the Kooriweb site on Aboriginal history and was formerly a senior lecturer at Victoria University.
• It also took in more Aboriginal history, as well as visiting South Australia for the first time.
• Back in Brisbane Gracey's English teacher gives Gracey a few books on aboriginal history and deaths.
• In 1996 Flick travelled to Sydney to teach Aboriginal history at the Tranby Cooperative Aboriginal College in Glebe.
• Lookouts above the gorge are accessible by dirt roads on both banks and the area is steeped with Aboriginal history.
• These carved trees are a special part of Australian Aboriginal history and she wanted to preserve these for future generations.
• "Arrival of Strangers-The Last 500 Years " examines Aboriginal history from the time of European contact to today.
• There was however some oral aboriginal history suggesting a flood level of nearly 12 m prior to the first European settlement.
• The essay argues that it may not be too late for Australia as a nation to root itself in Aboriginal history and culture.
• In Aboriginal history, the Mekinac River and Missionary Lake together served as paths between the Saint-Maurice River and Batiscan River.
• Differing interpretations of Aboriginal history are also the subject of contemporary debate in Australia, notably between the essayists Robert Manne and Keith Windshuttle.
• Aboriginal history here goes back to 600 tribal groups of nomadic hunter-gatherers who roamed this vast island continent for 40, 000 years.
• Such interpretations of Aboriginal history are disputed by a few historians such as Keith Windschuttle as being exaggerated or fabricated for political or ideological reasons.
• Aboriginal history in Western Australia has been grouped into five periods of time from before contact through to settlement and into recognition as a people.
• Excavations carried out by staff from the Australian Museum, Sydney, produced much evidence of the " Small Tool Phase " of Aboriginal history.