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As a young aboriginal man from the wangkumara tribe, its an honor to see the curiousity, respect and kindness in the comments and video, we will always welcome people who wish to learn more about our culture and our history, thank you brothers, sisters, aunts and uncles in the comments for as said before, being respectful and kind
I'm from Wiradjuri myself and my grandfather was an elder and I've learnt all of our ways and teaching my little ones they love being who they are and what they are apart of
Hello my tribe I'm also a descendant of the Wonkumarra..Just let ya know we finally got our land handed back😊
The Rainbow Serpent is a Dreamtime story that is throughout every Aboriginal tribe all across Australia.... I'm an Aboriginal woman from Perth Western Australia & ere we call the Rainbow Serpent the "Wagyl"...
Really do appreciate you bro, my people story is the least favourite to be told or heard yet the oldest culture known today, we had it rough but we are here today and happy to be in this beautiful multicultural country today that we all call home 🙂🤜🏾🤛🏾
I just love watching people from other country and my own watching and getting to no my beautiful land and heritage and watch them getting to no and the understanding of my culture its very heart warming
We aboriginal Australians have ben around for 65,000 years. I am from Naarm (Melbourne). Wurundjeri of the Kulin Nation.
They'be been here for 65,000 years. 🙂 Tragically we haven't treated them well. That person with the round dots was painted in an area that has since been mined for uranium - it was explained to me as a "sick man" - a warning that you can get sick of you spend too long there.
Lmao @ 65 000 years...
65,000 years is correct
65k years is the minimum. Some dating suggests much longer. Maybe this person is a creationist who believes the earth is only 6 k old lmfao
@@The_Deaf_Aussiewhat's so funny about it mate
I’m really sick of the bullshit that we haven’t treated them well. Yes they were killed by the British, so were WHITE convicts brought here plus they did their share of killing also. The stolen generation - a lot of the children were not full blooded and the elders would not accept them and they were cast out so the government stepped in and rehomed them; not ideal but better than being cast adrift in the bush. Millions of dollars a year is spent on them but this funding never seems to get to areas in need. An enquiry needs to be undertaken as to where this funding is going. As for the term 1st Nations people, there are drawings that predate aboriginal drawings but no-one seems to want to raise this subject too often. Aboriginals get so many advantages now but nothing seems to be good enough according to the aboriginal elite. Everyone needs to take responsibility for how they live their life and this starts within the home.
We visited Kakadu a few years ago. Saw some of the rock paintings. It was explained to us, one of the human figures was drawn with swollen joints, depicting arthritis. Becide that was a drawing of the plant that helped relieve the pain and inflammation.
The Australian aboriginals used song to help them navigate around. Where water was, where food was etc. In the dessert it was essential to be able to find these things as you traversed the land. As was said, if you put all the songs together, you could travel right round the country.
@Mike absolutely loved it. We are going back again this year. I did a short art session also, while at Ulluru, few years ago. It was explained to us what is often depicted in the art. Your personal story etc.
( I could definitely feel the spirituality of Ulluru.)
I am definitely learning more, each trip we make.
( getting away from the winter here down south is definitely a huge bonus!🤣)
As a white Celtic woman, born here in Australia and whos grandparents were misguided enough to help run 'missions'.... I was fascinated with Aboriginal culture from a very young age and argued with my family and still do. I used to wish that I had been born in the Original Peoples culture.... but I can't change who I am. All I can do is support them in whatever way I can. Their art, their languages, their rights..... I voted for the voice in parliament and I still don't understand why it didn't pass.
there are a lot of aboriginal people still living the same way as they did years ago - not the way we live today - they are very aware of their environment with all the different foods they know to eat which are in the wild.
Thats our cousins we are aboriginals to America .
THANK YOU Dar, by watching this , you showed your respect to our little country paradise. God bless you and yours
Little country.? Australia is almost the same size as USA
The Sovereign people of Australia, also the oldest people & continuous culture on the planet 🖤💛❤
Thank you so much for learning about us! I’ve been binging a bunch of videos talking about us and I love the recent awareness even if it’s pretty small! Keep at it!
Thank you. Amazing. What a gift. ❤
Australian Aboriginal culture has now been dated back to 70,000 yrs. Oldest continuous culture on the planet. I know several elders & even as a white man I call them uncle out of respect.
My brother I have lot of respect for you and thank you..se how the dates always change.. now it's 70,000 years..The Panarametee crocodile engravings are over 80,000 years ago it's found in SA..If U know our culture it's against the law for tribes to go on other countries without permission.. evidence shows we was here 10,000 years before that date...
@@robertdixon9531 I know the ancient law of sit on the edge of country and make a fire and wait to be acknowledged, then ask for permission to pass on through. You may be waiting several days so make sure you have food.
For 60,000 years First Nation people believe they are the custodians of Australia. Their responsibility is to to respect & protect the land. It's sad that other world societies do not follow this belief. 🦘🐨
All Australians protect the land, the land belongs to itself, but it keeps us alive if we tend it! Australian colonists and refugees created all the cities, facilities and the economy! Aboriginals are from India, Indonesia and Asian islands - they may be related to American Indians too, we also respect their land and nature!
@@jenniferharrison8915 we don’t though, we strip the land of vegetation and kill whole species. You’re kidding yourself if you think white people protect the land
@@jenniferharrison8915 you sound like you’re a bolt fan. Spouting the same racist troves to try and minimise FNP worth and culture
Disgusting racists
@@jenniferharrison8915 Australian Aboriginal DNA has also been found in some isolated Amazon tribes as well as the dark skin American Indians.
@@zalired8925 Cool! 😊
It's a REALLY ancient people. Unimaginable.
The first australians began their migration out of africa during Gondwana. This happened over 125 000 years ago. Yes that number is not a typo.
The first inhabitants of Australia where the Dooligal and Junjadee.
So we was still here before you convicts arrived
Theirs dates of aboriginal human occupation on the great barrier Reef of a first place and ash..it's dates back over 150,000 to 180,000 years ago...stop talk your BS l...Just to shout U up..I've done my DNA and I'm not connected to any race especially the Africans...so how I'm African....
My mob is Arnhem we are the only ones who can hunt sea turtle dugong I love my culture and history and I love sharing the culture of my people
Great Reaction Brother, great Documentary, great people, WarninG To & For All First Nations People, about to watch this, images chants music etc of passed on ancestors
💯🫶👏👁️❤💛🖤💛❤
The paintings were supposedly to let other tribes know what food can be found nearby! Aboriginals were small tribes of nomads, like some American Indian tribes "followed the Buffalo"! 👍🤔
To respect the culture only men and boys play the didgeridoo. I'm of European and Asian decent but I have Aboriginal friends. Some of my cousins were even part of The Stolen Generation. Mum's Cousin married a lovely Aboriginal Lady whom she was friends with. Unfortunately due to some really bad career advice he divorced her, which Mum couldn't forgive him for. It was the 50's, the government took her 3 children off her. Mum was usually so forgiving, but she was glad to see how things had been smoothed over in their family. Personally I had an Aboriginal Boyfriend in High School. If we see each other in the street we're still happy to get together and have a chat. If you want to know more about The Stolen Generation I recommend reacting to Archie Roach's song "Took The Children Away". My apologies to our First Australians for mentioning the name of someone who died. Archie died last year just before Judith Durham and Olivia Newton John. He was part of The Stolen Generation and it was autobiographical for him. Be prepared to cry over that song, but it's important to hear.
Playing the didgeridoo is traditionally only used by our men...a woman is NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY IT AT ALL..
@Jim-zd6mnWrong it was Legislation in every State......try and do some research....try!!!
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this video
Thank You for shearing our History to the World Brother and Respect for you brother And by the way I'm from Aussie and I'm an Indigenous Aboriginal Top of the Australia NT. 🖤💛❤️
Australia has over more than 250 Tribes, all have Clan Groups and it was one of the most biggest estates in the world before colonisation.. We all speak different languages and Dialects.
Some of these Road Highways connecting Australia together are from old routes our aboriginal ancestors have formed from walking. I am a Kuku-Yalanji (my tribe name).
If you want more insight I suggest you watch "The First Inventors Australia"
What does 'estate' mean in this context?
@@Tarnuris what is a home to you if you were living back before so called civilization came about? Whatever you called born, bred and lived your whole life. Now think of more than this much of our people this land. I'd call that amongs our people of more than 100's in one place spread out in AUS called 'ESTATES' or 'ESTATE'.
@@yesmate-vt5ln I'm sorry if I was disrespectful. It's just that I've heard the term in context before without but without much consistency. I genuinely wanted clarification.
However, I did not understand your reply. Could you explain that again?
I had a flat mate years ago who would talk about running to hide when the government cars came for the children. Bloody awful the ignorance of the whites. So completely disgusting what the commonwealth did to them, right from the beginning. I'm just a glass of milk from kiwiland. The Maoris were total warriors but have also been treated badly and were forbidden their language.. I lived with a full-blooded Maori during the 80's and it wasn't till I walked in on him talking to his mother on the phone in fluent Maori that he admitted knowing it! I think that would have been such a sad thing for them. They have their language back now but I think it is so shameful the whites did that to them. Nothing like civilized Englishmen after all eh wot? My heritage disgusts me and I am so glad that things are changing. The damage the commonwealth has done is extraordinary. Aboriginal spirituality is nothing short of amazing. We could learn much if we took the time.
IF you go to Australia in the Northern Territory you will see many Aboriginal and Islanders. I am black American and I lived with Aboriginals and we ae very similar. I learned alot living in Cairns Australia.
Respect respect
Funny having someone with a British accent speaking for Australian Aborigines.
Dar the closest the world has ever come to genocide was with the Australian Aboriginal people. It is also the oldest culture in the world. The painting s are painted with earthly colours made from the earth. The golden serpent dream time story is one of the most famous Aboriginal stories. These paintings can depict many things from story telling to family tree s ,maps ceremonies and more. The didgeridoo is the musical instrument, often called the didge is one of the coolest instruments highly recommend you check out some more footage of this instrument. This culture have alot to offer and there is much to be learnt from the Australian Aboriginal people.
yes, because no actual genocides actually happened ever in the history of forever
Actually there have been bigger mass genocides that have gone on for centuries in the past. Also what colonialists did to the Native Americans was 100% genocide.
@@jessbellis9510 no cuz there are some native Americans that survived.
@@jodiecostello6356 Less native Americans survived percentage wise than Aboriginals.
@@jessbellis9510 how tha do you know how many couri s survived ??????????????????
The Koori are a straight forward friendly people. They are the indigenous of the state of Victoria.
It's a Didgeridoo
this is only a segment of the full doco, if you search for it, look for 1 that goes around an hour, forgot actual length, I have it on a playlist myself
interesting fact, the last nomadic Aboriginal was found walking the outback, being the last of his nation, in 1986 and of course the 1st thing they did, was put him in society
@@siryogiwan Some of them had their first introduction to foreign tribes with the arrival of the nuclear bomb. RIP Maralinga.
DAR The National Basketball League (NBL) Final is on tomorrow between the Sydney Kings and New Zealand Breakers! Should be good! 😁👍
Forget Bear Grills...if you want to survive in a harsh environment, look to a traditional aboriginal.
I have always wanted to learn about the culture of all the indigenous people of this great land. It is an incredible long history, going back to the dream time over 60,000 years, the longest in the world. Every person could learn a great deal in educating themselves in their culture and spirituality. What a pity the education system in Australia told us nothing about the original owners of this land. However, we can begin to learn now. I have always had great respect for your culture. We all need to show our kindness to you, along with the Government making amendments to the constitution. I voted 'YES'.
I hope an aboriginal wrote it! A British or Australian with a cultured voice narrated it - i didn’t like the use of this narrator - the cultured voice bothered me a tad.
...so maybe you haven't sat with any of these people and listened to them?
Trust me brother we know what it’s like on some deep shxt now we can all laugh but we know what it’s like to have everything taken away from us our blk amero brothers are always welcome here
I wish our black American aboriginals could come over and visit us we are definitely long distance cousins I know the col wiped away your language and culture almost besides a few families we see you and we know you
Respect brother 🖤💛❤️🔥
Hey digger, howzitgoin'? Like most countries invaded by the Colonial powers, the one's here were equally arrogant, and ignorant. Our 'famous' explorers, Burke & Wills, would have lived, had they heeded the aboriginals, but they felt too proud? Christian missionaries were by far the worst, here, the US, and Africa as well as India, China and other countries. Their belief they needed to 'civilise' the 'savages' with christianity was the beginning of trouble. So sad. Everything could have been so much better. First Nation people here can, and could teach us so much.
Qh well. That's life. Cheers.
Should have actually had an indigenous narrator
it did!
they're a different people now than the ones that were here 4000yrs ago. there was a second migration to australia that traveled here over a land bridge to northern australia when sea levels were lower.
Indonesia & India, maybe Dutch too!
@@ianwalker5842 no i meant exactly what i wrote they arrived around 4000yrs ago and bought dingos with them. this is not an opinion.
Can you provide some credible references for what you write or do you just make it up as go along? Also I never really trust fake-name people, too scared to own what they write. I mean just doing some quick googling I can see that the landbridge to Australia separated 8.000 years ago. Go on super, show me your facts or STFU.
Another white lie
The voice-over's a worry. That's not an aboriginal man speaking.
most likely a voice-over for translation
The documentary is narrated by an Aboriginal elder Garimala Yakar from Bickerton Island, Eastern Arnham land.
While it's possible the First Nations people of Australia may have originated from the region of the Niger river in Africa, that would've been more than 80,000 years ago, so the descriptive (that has become a slur) for those in the Americas from the same region (about 300-400 years ago) really doesn't apply.
*[& no I'm not going to use the "n" word]*
All cultures need elders. Us minders folks have no old men. Just traders and merchants
Listen to Paul Kelly song from little thing big thing grow
I'm glad u like Australia
Beautiful
What did the British ever do for us?
Take a look at "Broad Abroad Stolen Generation"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Women aren’t supposed to play the Didgeridoo. Some places are men’s places and some exclusively for women. Bad things happen if a man goes into a woman’s area.
The accent of the Narrative is an Indian voice. It’s wrong. Pretending to be from here. Pfft 🤨
The aborginie actually invaded and got rid of the pigmies who where here before them as always the invader wins
That's not actually true. The 'Pygmies' according to Tindale were an isolated population living in the Hinterlands around Cairns and were regarded by the local Aborigines as shy and peaceful, keeping to themselves. There is speculation that they existed up until around the 1950's. It's a very interesting yet controversial subject that has remained purposely hidden from Australian history. The first inhabitants of Australia were the Dooligal and Junjadee, ancient hominids who still exist in small number but remain hidden from the majority of the population. To us they are the Hairy Men of the bush.
@@zalired8925 Please give references to your claims
@@karen141257 Just google it, you'll find it.
That’s a lie spread by sky news opinion nutters and people parrot it often
Some racist write a book that was factually wrong and bolt et al decided to use it to prove that aboriginals were colonialists too so should shit up about white people
This person would totally be a big lie supporter or a Ukrainian hater if they lived in USA or Russia. Easily manipulated with propaganda
"Stop the cap"
sadly our early history of British colonisation is VERY VERY SAD. not unlike yours
Australia is a continent no? Not an island.
It is both
money talks bullshit walks. so get up get a ticket and come see for yourself, and do a video to document your trip and post it
What are you trying to say
Unfortunately you've been led straight to the left wing library of wishful thinking. There are far more accurate documentations of aboriginals in more reputable education sites.
what about the clip was inaccurate?
Brothers and sisters of Australia especially the indigenous people..Im a proud Wonkumarra and Barkinji man descendent from people of the desert...Its about our culture is showned to the world especially the Americans... because they are connected through DNA thats proven with the help of white mans science...It makes u angry that the government hides the real truth of our existence...im 43 years old and ive never know about the Mullumbimby Stonehenge of Australia until last year..Its written by Biamie himself according to the archeologest..We all know about him and his son's he is our creator..just like to say is watch it and learn the real truth what they was hiding for 75 years..60,000 years of aboriginal occupation in Australia is a minimum..Thanks to science DNA and archeological findings we are older then the people of Africa.. who they say we are from..The history what Australia told about us are lies...We are the First humans...
ahhh the woke comment floodgates opened
The oldest living culture in the world
bara.mundi
ANY human society that can exist in a desert (nomads) living on lizards and kangaroos IS TRUSLY AN AMAZING FEAT. there is much we can learn from them. and to do it for over 65.000 years is remardable Cheers Dar. Have a nice day mate. (surely , the didgeridoo would have to be the oldest musical instrument invented. we are looking forward to the day you COME AND VISIT US.
Dar you make us feel priviliged knowing you are interested in us.noticing that you always show respect.Thank you Sir.