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    Write a definition for each of the words below:

    Agriculture:

    Aquaculture:

    Regeneration:

    Sustainable:

    Use the words in the word bank to fill in the blank spaces and complete the passage:

    stock hunter-gatherer sustainable agricultural passage dams totem


    manipulating responsibilities tool harvesting aquaculture knowledge colonists
    fishing efficiency managed purposeful

    .. societies forage and hunt for food and do not

    employ methods or build permanent dwellings; they are nomadic.

    However there is much evidence that references Aboriginal peoples building and

    wells, planting, irrigating and seed, preserving the surplus and


    storing it in houses, sheds or secure vessels, creating elaborate cemeteries

    and the landscape none of which fits the definition of

    hunter-gatherer.

    was long established in Australia long before the

    first . arrived. The Brewarrina fishing system in the north-west of NSW

    is an example of a large scale . operation. Witnesses who saw the system

    in operation in the early 1800s were astounded by the of the traps, the

    efforts employed to maintain breeding and the enormous harvest. The

    traps were designed to allow the . of breeding stock through so that

    upstream fisheries could gain a share. Particular ponds in the system

    were and used by particular families those families

    had for the secure provision of fish to the families upstream and

    downstream from their location. It was an integrated and system.

    Controlled fire and its ceremony is understood to have been the main

    management .. for Aboriginal people. Fire was a and whoever lit it

    answered to the ancestors for what it did. The rules for fire and fire use are many and

    varied, and are dependent upon an intimate of the physical and

    spiritual nature of the land. Burning was and part of the

    systematic management of the land.

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