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The people who lived in Australia

Most of the people living in Australia are descended from British people who went there within the last hundred years. When the white settlers first arrived, they found a race called the Australoids, dark-skinned but quite different from the African Negro people.

Most of the people living in Australia are descended from British people who went there within the last hundred years. When the white settlers first arrived, they found a race called the Australoids, dark-skinned but quite different from the African Negro people. Their skins vary in color from pale chocolate tan to a real black, and their hair is wavy or curly. There are between 45, 000 and 50,000 of those original Australians still living on the continent. At the time of those first settlers, the natives knew nothing of civilization.


They wore no clothes, and they used tools made of wood and stone. They lived in caves, or in rude shelters they built from boughs. They were nomads. That is, they stayed in one place as long as the hunting was good, and then moved on. These natives have learned to speak English and many of them have become very good farmers and sheep herders. In the far north of Australia there are still wild tribes of natives who live almost exactly as they did hundreds or even thousands of years ago. They wear no clothes, except when it is cold enough so that they need clothing for warmth. They make fires with sticksFree Articles, and they hunt game with spears and boomerangs.

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