Arrival and Settlement of First Nations Peoples

First Nations peoples arrived in Sahul c. ______ years BP

Australia's most arid desert regions and coldest alpine areas became permanently settled c. ______ years BP

The discovery of skeletal remains at Lake Mungo dated back to ______ to 42,000 years old

The language group in 'Top End' and north-west Australia is known as ______ language group

There are approximately ______ separate languages in Australia

The boundaries between neighbouring territories were marked by ______ features or culturally significant sites/tribal pathways

The first human ______ voyagers were supported by genomic tracing

The Mungo Lady's remains were removed and taken to ______ in 1968

Indigenous cultures were varied and dynamic in response to the challenges of the surrounding ______.

During the Pleistocene epoch, ground-edge ______ and tools commonly featured.

In Australia, boomerangs and ______ also appeared during the Pleistocene epoch.

Aboriginal ______ possibly first export commodity in northern Australia.

Tool technologies and engineering skills, such as ______ and water conservation, developed according to location.

Exploitation of different food sources required ______ skills and knowledge.

Josephine Flood's thesis proposed that indigenous societies were 'affluent' and ______.

In 'The Dreaming', ancestral beings created the land and ______ in it.

Dreaming beings relayed ______ and law, passed down through tribes.

Totemic spirituality involves a natural object, plant, or animal inherited by clan or family members as a ______ emblem.