How do Aboriginals tell time using seasons tides stars?

Aboriginal peoples traditionally navigate time through a deep understanding of their environment, using seasons, tides, and celestial bodies. Seasonal changes signal specific times for hunting, gathering, and cultural practices, while tides inform activities along Coastlines, indicating when to fish or collect shellfish. The stars guide navigation and mark significant events in their calendars, with constellations tied to stories and seasonal cycles. This holistic approach to time reflects their connection to the land and the natural rhythms of life.