WAYFINDING WITHOUT MAPS

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Before printed maps existed how did people orient themselves?

Oral histories, celestial allignments, modification to the land, and other strategies

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What helped humans create a mental map of a place or route?

Narratives, sensory cues, and natural features

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What is mapmaking?

Recording spatial knowledge in a physical or graphical way

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For thousands of years what has been an important method for humans to find their way?

Navigation and calculation by the stars without scientific instruments

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What was an important survival skills when it came to navigation?

Knowing stars and constellations aswell as when and where they could appear

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For North American groups star knowledge was also what kind of tool?

A narrative tool for conveying cosmology

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What is the Native Skywatchers program?

A joint effort that produced modern visualizations of Native star knowledge

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What does the Native Skywatchers program show?

The intersection between physical location and cultural tradition

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Where is the Native Skywatchers program located?

Minnesota

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What is the Native Skywatchers program a joint effort between?

Dakota, Lakota, and Ojibwe artists, scientists, linguists, and elders

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What other methods exist for customary knowledge of wayfinding?

Stories, songs, and other forms of oral history

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Aboriginal Australians developed what for orientation?

Chants and songs

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The chants and songs developed by Australias aboriginal people connect what two things?

Personal travel and journeys of ancestral beings

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What is the knowledge of Aboriginal Australians used for navigaton known as?

The Dreaming

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What musical elements does the chants and songs of the Aboriginal Australian population use?

Repetition and call and response

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What helps solidify the narratives used by Aboriginal Australians?

Rock art and physical modification of the land

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What is sued to indicate features?

Patterns shapes and lines

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What features do the patterns shapes and lines of the Aboriginal Australians include?

Water holes, campsites, rivers, or areas of great spiritual or ancestrial power