Aborigines

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Zeremonie, sie nennen sie Corroboree. Bei dieser Zeremonie feiern sie die Schöpfungsfiguren die welche die Menschen, die Tiere, die Pflanzen, die Vögel, die Landschaft schufen und den Geist. Bei der Zeremonie singen und tanzen sie, außerdem bemalen sie ihre Körper. Wobei es für jedes Geschlecht bestimmte Regeln, zum Einhalten gibt. Hier habe ich das Telefon der Aborigines. Das schwingt man ihm Uhrzeigersinn im bestimmten Takt mit und dadurch verständigen sie sich trotz Entfernung. Aborigines have been the original inhabitants of Australia for 40,000 to 60,000 years. The Aborigines call themselves Koori or Anangu. They consist of different clans with different traditionens and languages. In former times there were 300.000 to 1.000.000 Aborigines in about 400 to 700 different clans who lived as hunters and gatherers. The immigrants have stolen the land from the Aborigines, doe that fact about three quarters of the 464.000 Aborigines live in cities and have adapted to the modern way of life. Peace by peace they get the land back. The rest of the Aborigines still live in the outback. An Aboriginal sanctuary is the Ayers Rock, a mountain that changes colours depending on the light. It is about 3 kilometres long and up to 2 kilometres wide. The Aborigines are very good artists, they paint on bark plates, wood, stones, weapons, tools and instruments. Nothing has changed since then. In that way they even communicate with each other. They made the colours from ashes and blood and instead of brushes they use cloth, feathers, wood, stone and shells. Music is very important to them. For example the didgeridoo is very well known, it is a wind instrument and is painted by the Aborigines. It is made of certain tropical wood, which is hollowed out and traditionally painted. Englisch 11.05.2020 Herr Kolb There is a very famous ceremony among the Aboroginis, they call it Corroboree. In this ceremony they celebrate the figures of creation that created the people, the animals, the plants, the birds, the landscape and the spirit. During the ceremony they sing and dance, and paint their bodies. There are certain rules for each gender to follow. Here I have the telephone of the Aborigines. You swing it clockwise in a certain rhythm and despite the distance you can communicate through it.