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| − | The First Southlanders (English, Australian Aborigines) were the first folk to dwell in [[Southland]]. They came there many thousandyears ago, and lived by hunting and gathering in the sandy wastes of the greatland. They made music with things called digeridoos and made pictures on cave walls. |
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| + | [[File:Language-map-image-data.jpg|thumb|400px|A landsheet of hundreds of Andland Arander lands and moots.]]Shared beliefs against notwithstanding, in truth the Andland Aranders are not one peoples; there are hundreds of Andland Arander lands, tongues and folklores. |
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Revision as of 18:32, 4 November 2018
The Andland Aranders (English: Australian Aborigines) were the first orfolk to dwell in the lands of Andland. They came many thousands of years ago, and lived by hunting and gathering.
A landsheet of hundreds of Andland Arander lands and moots.
Shared beliefs against notwithstanding, in truth the Andland Aranders are not one peoples; there are hundreds of Andland Arander lands, tongues and folklores.