- Live with nature, sentitive to surrounding and landscape, record events and maps through The Dreaming.
- Built homes to be as open as possible, connect to the nature in many ways.
- Ground and landscape are sacred to the aboriginals. Avoid destruction and disturbance to the ground-elevated and light structures-Glenn Murcutt-Touch the Earth Lightly.
- Keep warm with fire, outdoor sleeping during hot days-adaptibility.
- Barks were used to build huts for centuries old. Currently with corrugated iron, regarded by the aboriginals as man-made bark.
- Obtain water from waterholes and still doing so in some rural areas.
And a little touch on the Art and Belief of the Kimberley region:
- Wandjina Figure
- Bradshaw figure-stickman
- Records of dreaming through strokes of brush-circle
- Painting usually have desert and waterhole as the focus or landscape-importance of desert and waterhole.
- Rainbow serpent-holy symbolic figure
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