Module 3; Section One The most important climate cycle in Dharawal Lands was tha
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Module 3; Section One The most important climate cycle in Dharawal Lands was that of the Mudong Cycle, which lasted between 11 to 12 years. This cycle has eight seasons, none of which are of equal length, but depend upon their positions within the yearly cycle, and the larger, Garuwanga Cycle, but has its largest effect upon the annual cycle The food and medicine plants were managed according to the Mudong Cycle. For the purposes of this section, the Mudong Cycle once began with the appearance of the Southern Aurora in the skies over Dharawal lands. Sometimes these may appear only as a red glow in the sky around about midnight during the season of the Ngoonungi, however rarely they may appear as dancing lights in the sky. There is great sadness in the community of Dharawal knowledgeholders because the Tangara'gili, the dancing lights are being seen less and less frequently because of the air and light pollution now existing in This Land. However, they can still be viewed at times on the wild plateau of the Nattai and Wollondilly RiversExplanation / Answer
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Watten goori,the hairy people and dharawal people were mentioned in the story. Their are two types of hairy people.
1.long sized hairy people Dioligah.
2.Small sized hairy people kurijah (around 1 feet long )
All were lived in hormony near the two big trees dooligah and kurijahs trees.B
ut all things changed when a deadly draught occurred.under the adverse conditions due to draught.In scarcity of food dooligah starts eating children of dharawal.
For stopping the killings of Innocent people kurijah decided to trick dooligah to stop war.
They suggested them to hide inside the hole of tree and there is plenty of water.but when they slept inside the tree hole.kurijah sealed the tree from outide.after that time they lived on the tree branches to watch over the dooligah.
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