Constitutional Law in Theory and Practice Book

This book was recommended to me by a bookstore employee in Perth. I couldn't understand how it could possibly be considered that the Aborigines triumphed in Australia since they are very marginalized in their society, with high rates of unemployment and alcoholism, etc.(sound familiar?). But the premise of the book is that the Aborigines were in Australia for *at least* 35,00 years before the Europeans arrived, and some estimates say it may be as much as 60,000 years. In that regard, they did triumph over a very inhospitable land, both geographically and climatically. They didn't just survive, they thrived. The book is a very interesting study of their lifestyle- how they gathered and hunted for food, the nomadic lifestyle, customs and taboos, etc.