• Origin of Aborigines: Recent findings have shown that Aborigines could have lived in Australia around 60,000 years ago, but if we refer to past information, they came from New Guinea roughly 40,000 years ago.
• Wurundjeri History: History of the Wurundjeri people who settled in the Birrarung Valley near present-day Melbourne.
• Early Images of the Australian Aborigines: Sketches and drawings of early Aborigines.
• Aboriginal Territories: Many Aboriginal territories off the coasts of Australia were drowned when sea levels started to rise.
• Aborigines: Great outline on the history and culture of Aborigines.
• Aboriginal Artifacts: As ancient artifacts of the Aboriginal people were uncovered, researchers inferred that religion played a large role in their culture.
• AusAnthrop: AusAnthrop has a strong dedication to anthropology research, and primarily focus on the ancient Aboriginal culture.
• Frasier Island: Frasier Island was home to the Butchulla people, and efforts are being made to preserve their history.
• Living Museum: Melbourne’s Living Museum has many exhibits relevant to Aborigines.
• Australian Museum: Exhibits, images, and facts on indigenous Australians and their culture.

Aboriginal Art and Culture

• Environment & The Aborigines: Aborigines took great care and adapted to the environment around them. This is said to be one of the reasons they have lasted for so long.
• Aborigines & Religion: The Aboriginal people are credited with having the longest continuing religion in the world.
• Aboriginal Rock Art at Carnarvon National Park: History and photographs of the beautiful art at this national park in Queensland.
• Aboriginal Bark Painting: Outlines the ancient tradition of bark painting.
• Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre: a cultural center in Alice Springs that has both traditional and modern Aboriginal art, as well as information on music and culture.
• Australian Aboriginal Art: Describes the Aboriginal art form known as “Dreamings”.
• Anangu Art: Provides details on the Aboriginal art form that includes rock paintings, sand drawings, and body painting.

Aboriginal Rights

• Loss of Aboriginal Land: About one hundred years after Europeans settled in Aboriginal lands, Aborigines were quickly being removed from their native lands.
• Aboriginal Act of 1905: In 1905, the Aboriginal Act of 1905 was put into place that extremely affected Aboriginal people.
• Aboriginal Rights Movements: There have been many movements and campaigns for Aboriginal rights in Australia.
• Australian Government Indigenous Portal: Indigenous people have funds set up by the Australian Government.
• Government of South Australia Aboriginal Rights: Outlines how the arrival of Europeans affected the native Aborigines and how the groups continue to coexist.
• Aboriginal Land Rights Ace of 1983: Outlines the land compensation granted to the Aborigines of New South Wales for loss of their land.

General Resources

• Visiting Aboriginal Land: Provides information on where to see native Aboriginal land and art in Australia.
• Australia Car Hire: Great deals on car rentals for driving through the Aboriginal Outback.
• Australian History: Outlines the arrival of Europeans to Australia, and how Australia's ancient heritage and modern advancements have merged.
• Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: Government institute geared towards research on the culture and lifestyles of Australian Aborigines.
• Australian Bureau of Statistics: Provides statistics on the land and people of Australia.