Araba people facts for kids
The Araba were an Indigenous Australian people. They lived in the state of Queensland, Australia. Like many Indigenous groups, the Araba had their own unique culture and traditions.
Who Were the Araba People?
The Araba were one of the many Indigenous Australian groups. They lived in what is now Queensland. These groups have a rich history. They have lived on the Australian continent for thousands of years.
Their Traditional Lands
The Araba people lived on their traditional lands for a very long time. A researcher named Norman Tindale estimated the size of their tribal land. He thought it was about 4,000 square miles (10,000 km2) large. This area was important for their way of life. It provided them with food, water, and spiritual connections.
Other Names for the Araba
Sometimes, Indigenous groups are known by different names. These names might be different spellings. They could also be names given by other groups. The Araba people were also known by a few other names:
- A:rap
- Aripa
- Ngariba (This name was used by the Walangama people.)
See Also
- Araba language
