Australian History - Movement of People

3. describes the relationship that exists between members of an extended family
4. a settlement for prisoners being punished for their crimes by being removed from the place or country where they lived
5. describes a situation where one has authority over something (e.g. land)
7. the part of an Indigineous language group that owned a particular section of land (about 100 people)
9. land belonging to the government (the Crown)
12. an older Indigineous man or woman highly respected for their knowledge of culture and custom
13. someone at the forefront of a particular course of action (e.g. settle in a new land, undertake new research
15. people who are members of what is usually a group that wanders from time to time within a set territory to find food
18. describes a native inhabitant of a particular race - the original known inhabitants of a region. Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders are Australia's Indigineous people

1. a reconstruction of the history of a people based on the information that has been passed down over time by word of mouth
2. a settlement whose ruling authority is linked to or directly controlled by that in another country
6. literally means a land without owners, or 'land of no-one'
7. map maker
8. a name given to describe the time, in Aboriginal belief, when when the world and everything in it was created
10. the beliefs and behaviour of a person that relate to spiritual matters
11. a set area to which many Indigineous people were sent to live, initially under the control of missionaries and, later, government authorities
14. the outer boundary of a settled area
16. an object in nature (e.g. a plant, animal) that represents or is associated with a person, clan or larger group
17. a 'bundle of rights' that may include the rigt to hunt, fish and conduct ceremonies and to be consulted about future development
19. describes people who move from place to place in search of food