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The tradition of the Dreamtime, however, united the people.
然而夢想時代的傳統將人們凝聚起來。
Rock paintings showing this creation period can be found all over the country.
在這個國家的任何地方都能找到表現這段創造時期的巖石畫。
Some of the most spectacular and best preserved can be seen at rock galleries in Kakadu National Park and other parts of Northern Australia.
在卡卡杜國家公園和澳大利亞北部的其他地區的巖石展館里可以看到一些最引人入勝，保存最完整的巖石畫。
The arrival of white people gradually brought an end to the traditional Aboriginal way of life.
白人的到來逐漸終結了傳統的土著人的生活方式。
The "new" Australians began to build and settle on Aborigine tribal lands.
"新"澳大利亞人開始在土著部落的土地上建造房屋并定居。
Today, most Aborigines live in cities and towns or in settlements near tribal lands.
現在，大多數土著人都住在城市或鎮上，或者住在部落土地附近的村莊里。
Few continue the old nomadic way of life.
很少有人保持著古老的游牧民族的生活方式。
In recent years, white Australians have become more sensitive to the Aborigines' situation.
近幾年，澳大利亞白種人對與土著人的生活狀況變得更敏感。
The result has been an increase in health and educational services,
其結果就是提高了土著人的健康和教育水平，
greater recognition of Aboriginal land rights and a growing appreciation of Aboriginal culture.
承認了土著人的土地所有權，越來越欣賞土著文化。
Many museums now display Aboriginal art and craft as well as musical instruments.
現在有很多博物館展覽土著的手工藝品和樂器。
