Abstract:  This paper provides an overview of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages from historical, archaeological, linguistic, and contemporary preservation perspectives. It begins by situating these languages within the deep-time context of human migration to Sahul, with genetic and archaeological evidence supporting first arrival approximately 50,000–65,000 years ago, establishing one of the world's oldest continuous cultural and linguistic traditions

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