The encounter between European settlers and the Aboriginal people of Australia has long been framed this way, as a meeting between “advanced” and “primitive” worlds. Yet, the detailed observations of these early settlers—though frequently biased—contain a truth that undermines this framework. Within their notes on language, art, and social organization lies a record of resonance. […]
A tribe can be described as an entire distinct community, like the Larakia, or a smaller division within one. This can be used interchangeably. However, often, the writer defines its use. When they don’t, you must read between the lines to get how it is being used.
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