- Look up
aborigine,
Aborigine,
aborigines,
Aborigines, aboriginal, or
Aboriginal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Aborigine,
aborigine or aboriginal...
- Hammel, H. T.; et al. (1
September 1958). "Cold
Adaptation in
Australian Aborigines".
Journal of
Applied Physiology. 13 (2): 211–218. doi:10.1152/****pl.1958...
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Native Taiwanese or
Austronesian Taiwanese, and
formerly as
Taiwanese aborigines,
Takasago people or
Gaoshan people, are the
indigenous peoples of Taiwan...
- the
Aborigines eventually becoming the
people known as
Prisci Latini (meaning old Latins), that is
Prisci et Latini, or
simply Latini. The
Aborigines did...
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American Aborigines, may
refer to:
Indigenous peoples of the
Americas Indigenous Canadians First Nations (disambiguation)
Inuit Métis (Canada)
Alaska Natives...
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Europeans are the
focus of
European ethnology, the
field of
anthropology related to the
various ethnic groups that
reside in the
states of Europe. Groups...
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Australian Aborigines Advocate,
originally published as The New
South Wales Aborigines' Advocate, was a
monthly English language magazine originally published...
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Aborigines Protection Board, 1883
Edmund Fosbery,
Chairman of the
Aborigines Protection Board, c. 1884–1904
Thomas Garvin,
Chairman of the
Aborigines...
- (1887). "Notes on the
Tasmanian Aborigines" (PDF). Octavius. Cove, John J. (1995). What the
Bones Say:
Tasmanian Aborigines, Science, and Domination. McGill-Queen's...
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Indigenous peoples in
Canada (also
known as Aboriginals) are the
Indigenous peoples within the
boundaries of Canada. They
comprise the
First Nations, Inuit...
