Indigenous Tribes That Survived the Times
| September 29, 2017
2. Aboriginal – Australia
Aboriginal are the indigenous people who lived in Australia before the colonization. It’s important to note that there was great diversity between all the tribes and when European settlers arrived there were more than 250 different languages being spoken.
Currently, there are nearly 650,000 Aboriginal people in Australia and the majority of them live in New South Wales. They’re famous for creating the wind instrument didgeridoo and the boomerang, which they used as a weapon to hunt birds and small animals.
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