Aboriginal Australian numeracy refers to the mathematical skills and concepts used by Indigenous Australians in their daily lives. These skills often include counting, measuring, and understanding patterns, which are essential for activities like hunting, gathering, and navigating the land. Aboriginal cultures have developed unique ways of representing numbers and quantities, often linked to their environment and social practices. Many Aboriginal communities utilize a base-10 counting system, but some also employ different systems based on their specific languages and traditions. The understanding of numeracy is often integrated with cultural practices, such as storytelling and art, reflecting the connection between Aboriginal culture and mathematics.