Culture

• Australian Indigenous Languages
  • This site for Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) languages is part of the Aboriginal Studies WWW Virtual Library.

• The Koorie Homepage
  • Pages of quality information regarding Koorie lifestyle, comtemporary issues and a comprehensive history
• The Koorie Heritage Trust
  • The Koorie Heritage Trust Inc. was established in 1985 to preserve, maintain and promote the living culture of the indigenous people of south-east Australia, a living culture spanning more than 40,000 years.
• The Australian Aboriginal
  • Cultural Issues for Aboriginal People; Transcripts of conversations

• Fire and the Aborigine
• Use Of Insects By Australian Aborigines
  • by Dr. Ron Cherry

• Aboriginal Trail
  • This article is based on the guide leaflet for the Aboriginal Trail at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The trail is an interpretive walk (see map) focussing on plants used by the Australian Aboriginals.

• Aboriginal Plant Use in South-Eastern Australia
  • This web-site contains detailed notes and a bibliography on plants used by Aboriginal peoples of south-eastern Australia.

• Flood Stories from Australian Aborigines
  • Flood Stories from around the World
  • Copyright © 1996-1997 by Mark Isaak
  • Originally formatted for the web by Philip Burns

• Aboriginal Studies WWW Library
  • Aboriginal Studies WWW Library has been nominated for the BEST OF 1995 "Social Sciences, Humanities and Asian-Pacific Studies WWW Resources" poll organised by the Australian National University. Your vote for the "Coombsweb" will be greatly appreciated.

• Aboriginal Rock Art, The Kimberleys, Western Australia.
  • Photographs by Michael Stone

• Tasmanian Australian Aborigines
  • The Australian Tasmanian Aborigines, with the oldest religion (along with all the Aborigines of Australia) known by archaeologists, dwindled in numbers from the beginning of the arrival of Europeans to Tasmania.
• Explore Aboriginal East Gippsland
  • Tourist information site containing many references to the culture of the region.

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