Wir haben Montag in unserer Schule eine Hauptschul Simulationsprüfung. Das ist zwar keine echte Prüfung aber die zählt als eine mündliche Arbeit und läuft genau so wie bei einer echten Prüfung ab. Ich bräuchte nur dringend hilfe beim korrigieren meines Textes.
The Aborigines have a very long tradition. They have many holy places like hills and rivers and they believe, that nobody should touch the land. A holy place, for example is Ayer's rock, or like the Aborigines say Uluru. But since the arriving of the white settlers they couldn't save their land. But not only holy places are a very important part of their tradition. Most of the traditions are a part of the dreamtime. Dreamtime or dreaming is a word for their belief like the world was created. It describes how the land was formed and living things were created. Legends of the dreamtime are different from tribe to tribe. The dreamtime is very detailed and complicated. Chess is said to be a child's game in the comparison to the details and rules of the dreamtime. Every Aborigine has a special bird or animal totem and is not allowed to hunt or eat this. Many dances repeat the dreamtime and are part of the dreamtime themselves. Aborigines join the past to their life today in a dimension of life that does not seem to exist in the West Eeuropean's experience. A spirit never dies but is reincarnated with a new child.This connects each person strongly to his past and hiis environment. The tjuringas symbolise the dreaming for the Aborigines. Tjuringas are very special sacred stones and often represent the owner's totem animal or his spirit. Some tribes make wooden tjuringas which they also use as bullroarers. The name bullroarer comes from the noise they make when tied to a piece of string and swung in circles around the head. This noise was used to keep unwanted people away from sacred ceremonies and areas. But in less than 200 years their traditional way of life and culture have been almost completly destroyed. Sadly, most white settlers were interested neither in the Aborigines themselves nor their culture. Aborigines often come in conflict with state governments and the mining companies.
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