What race are the Australian Aboriginals?

The indigenous Australian race is the Negritto race, which belongs to the islands of Oceania and Southeast Asia. The indigenous people traditionally make a living by hunting and gathering. They are nomadic people. They nomadically cover a wide area. They set up temporary tents near water sources and migrate again when their food is exhausted. The indigenous people mainly make a living by hunting kangaroos and other animals, and use wild plants, nuts, berries, etc. as supplementary food.

Aboriginal Australians are the Aboriginal people of Australia who settled in the Australian continent more than 40,000 years ago. They were completely isolated from the rest of the world and lived by hunting and gathering. In the 18th century, Europeans came here and forced the indigenous people to leave their territory. Many Aboriginal people felt isolated in white society, but they still tried to maintain their tribal identity. The Australian Aboriginals are the earliest residents of Australia, but they are not really born and raised in the soil. They are also immigrants. They are nomadic people with no fixed settlements and are scattered throughout Australia. Before the Europeans occupied Australia , there are more than 500 tribes in Japan. But as time went by, genes from other races were added, including the dark race of the Caucasus, the Vida people of Sri Lanka, the Ainu people of Japan, the Toda people of India, and even the Miao people of China.