Aboriginal Flag - Symbol of Indigenous Australian Identity and Heritage #1403367 (License: Personal Use)

The Aboriginal flag consists of three horizontal bands: black on top (symbolizing the Aboriginal people), red in the middle (representing the earth and spiritual relationship to land), and black at the bottom (often interpreted as continuity). A large yellow circle sits centrally, signifying the sun-the giver of life and protector. Officially recognized by the Australian government in 1995, it remains a vital symbol of pride and sovereignty.

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