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🌿 How Early Australians Tracked Time by Trees and Shadows | Bedtime History for Sleep 😴

What if you lived in a world with no clocks, no calendars, and no alarms—just trees, shadows, stars, and wind to tell you what time it is? In tonight’s slow, dreamy journey, you’ll walk barefoot through ancient lands and learn how Indigenous Australians tracked time using only nature.

You’ll see how eucalyptus leaves, flower blooms, termite mound shadows, and even the sound of frogs could guide people through the seasons 🌺🪵🐸. From scar trees carved with memory to boab trees holding stories like time capsules, this is a world where time breathes with the land.

Perfect for relaxing, falling asleep, or just unwinding after a long day, this video is part of our Boring History for Sleep series—designed to be slow, gentle, and just a little cheeky 😊

🔍 In This Video You’ll Discover:
• How tree bark, wind, and moonlight told time 🌕
• The role of flying foxes and frog calls in seasonal change 🦇
• Why ceremonies and storytelling replaced calendars 🪶
• How shadows became nature’s quiet clocks ⏳
• And why time didn’t need numbers to make sense

💤 Listen, relax, and let the land tell you a bedtime story.

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🛏️ Now dim the lights, get cozy, and drift into the oldest timekeeping system in the world.

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