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Northern Territory

Aboriginal Children from the Northern Territory

Like everywhere in the world, Aboriginal kids are indulged by their parents, but the extended family is also very important. A child knows from a very early age who their relatives are, how they must be called with the correct kinship names and what their rights and obligations are with each one. They also learn their traditional dances and songs and are always encouraged to perform at the public ceremonies.

Childhood is a time without worries but children learn from an early age where to find bush foods, how to hunt and fish, even in a time where the supermarket fulfills most of their needs and all communities have schools.


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Clapping boomerangs
Boomerang boy
Young cyclist
Young cyclist
Young dancers
Young dancers
Borroloola boys
Borroloola boys
Cooling off
Cooling off
Little Fireman
Little Fireman
Arnhem Land girls
Arnhem Land girls
Spear throwing
Spear throwing
Tea and biscuits
Tea and biscuits
Girl with pot
Girl with pot
Boy with ball
Boy with ball
Tiwi boys
Tiwi boys

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