HISTORY: ANCIENT ARTS AND TEXTS, AUSTRALIA

Aboriginal Arts And Myth, Dreamtime, Aborigines

However, these pages will proof beyond reasonable doubt, with illustration of ancient writings, arts and religion, that came thousands of years before the unsubstantiated bible. Such as Ifa Divination, Dreamtime, The Grimaldis, The Gilamesh Epics, The Enuma Elish, Atra Hasis, Tablets of Tammuz and Ishthar, Adafa and Etana. Tama-Reyeaat 'Egyptian' also had a series of manuscripts, books and scrolls recorded on Papyrus.

These scrolls are: Amuduat, Book of Caverns, Book of the Celestial Cow, Book of Coming Forth By Day, Book of The Dead, Book of the Earth, Book of Fates, Book of the Hidden, Book of Overthrowing Apep, Book of the Netherworld, Litany of Re, Coffin Texts and Pyramid Texts.

Following the single exodus to Yemen, our ancestors dispersed to colonize other part of the world. Some group stayed within the region, others moved east. In Malaysia traces of ash-dating back to the great Mount Toba eruption in Sumatra 74,000 years ago, wee found on stone tools left by modern humans in Kota Tampra, a wooded valley near Penang. Anthropologist Zuraima Majidr director of the centre for archaeological research Malaysia discovered this evidence.

Dreamtime: The Aboriginals believe that dreamtime is the period when ancestral beings shaped the land, creating all species and human beings. Human beings are believed to be part of nature, closely associated with al other living thing. Images of lightning man cover sacred cliffs and caves in tribal areas. Aboriginals left plenty of evidence about their presence in many sacred places, such as Uluru rock (Ayers Rock). The local Aranda People reveres the Uluru rock area, as a sacred place.

Australian Aborigines have a number of unique genetic lines that leads straight back to the first modern human to survive outside of Africa. The first group arrived 70,000 years ago and Top left cave paintings showing creatures from a vanished world dated 61,000 BCE. Bottom left Uluru Rock.

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