Aboriginal Music & Culture

3. A person from whom one is descended; a forebear.
4. The act of telling stories, especially orally.
5. The process of becoming sound or healthy again, or the process of making someone or something sound or healthy again.
8. A custom or belief that is passed down from generation to generation.
10. A relationship or link between two or more things.
11. A group of people who live in the same area and share common interests, beliefs, or values.
12. Something that is handed down from a predecessor, or something that is left behind after death.
14. A formal event, often religious or spiritual in nature, that is marked by traditional or ceremonial activities.
16. A belief in a higher power, and a sense of connection to the universe, nature, and the divine.
18. The solid surface of the earth, considered as a whole.
19. A network of paths across the land, created by ancestral beings during the Dreamtime, that mark the songs and stories of the Indigenous peoples of Australia.

1. A concept in Indigenous Australian mythology that refers to a time when ancestral beings created the world and laid down the rules for society and the environment.
2. The natural world and its phenomena, considered as a whole.
6. Originating from and characteristic of a particular place or country; native.
7. A pleasing combination of musical notes, sounds, or rhythms.
9. A musical instrument traditionally made and played by Indigenous Australians.
11. The beliefs, values, practices, and objects that characterize a group or society.
13. A creative expression of human imagination and skill.
15. A set of actions or words that are performed in a particular way, usually for religious or spiritual reasons.
17. A feeling of admiration or esteem for someone or something.