What are the names of Australian aborigines?

The aborigines in Australia are called Kooris. More than 40,000 years ago, aborigines settled in the Australian mainland. These aborigines are completely isolated from the world and live by hunting.

Australia is an immigrant country with residents from all over the world. In fact, many years ago, Australia was an isolated continent where only Australian aborigines lived. So what are the names of Australian aborigines? Let's get to know each other.

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Australian aborigines are the earliest inhabitants of Australia. They belong to nomadic people and have no fixed settlements. They are scattered all over Australia. Before Europeans occupied Australia, there were more than 500 tribes with a population of 750,000.

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The earliest indigenous people came to Australia in the last ice age, when the sea level was very low, so they could come here through a land bridge and a small piece of water. As the glaciers melted and the sea level rose again, the continent was completely isolated from the world. At first, people settled along the coast and rivers. Later, they gradually moved to all parts of the mainland.

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Indigenous people traditionally live by hunting and gathering. They belong to nomadic people and have a vast nomadic area. They set up temporary tents near the water source and moved again after the food ran out. They trade with other tribes and exchange goods, such as spears.

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Aboriginal stories, songs and traditions are passed down from generation to generation. Song and dance parties and celebration balls still retain these traditional cultures; Tribal members get together to tell Australia's past through songs, music and dances.

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27% of the indigenous people live in remote areas and remote islands. They belong to the poorest class in Australia, and their illiteracy rate, unemployment rate and crime rate are higher than those in other communities. The average life expectancy of indigenous people is lower than that of non-indigenous people 17 years old, and the infant mortality rate is also higher. In short, due to historical and political reasons, the issue of indigenous people has always been one of the most important problems that plague Australia.