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Future Australians leave Africa.
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Native Africans leave Africa and come to Australia.
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Indigenous Australians first stepped foot on Australia and made the first ocean crossing to Arnhem Land.
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First evidence of occupation in Kakadu.
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At that time, they had a massive trade economy that traded tools and food.
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Indigenous Australian culture.
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A rock was carved out to be a cave with pillars and a stone archway.
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The time Mungo Man was living. He was 6 foot tall and in his forties.
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Painting of an extinct animals found in aboriginal cave paintings.
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Intricate rock carvings were made since this time.
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They developed agricultural tools and knifes.
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Australia is colonised by Europeans and big political things change Aboriginal lives.
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British naval officer and explorer, Captain Cook, claims Australia as British land after sighting it off the mast of his ship.
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Australia is colonised by British captain, Arthur Phillip, who later becomes the governor of the colony. British authorities said that Australia was uncolonised when Indigenous Australians were clearly settled there long ago.
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Arthur Phillip captures young Aboriginal man, Bennelong, to act as a translate and a bridge between the two very different cultures.
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From 1859 to 1974 it was legal to massacre Aboriginals.
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Australia became a federal country after all the states and territories joined together.
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From 1910 to 1970 it was legal to steal Aboriginal children to make them "white".
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The sorry speech was formerly made in 2008 by Kevin Rudd.
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A book named Dark Emu was written by Bruce Pascoe and it gave information about the true life of Indigenous Australians.