For the indigenous people, Dennis's strategy was normal contact, but absolutely not entering their territory.
After all, the indigenous people on this side of Australia, especially those deep in the desert and on the Kimberley Plateau,
are quite exclusionary.
Some of the indigenous people who maintain hunting habits can even exhibit strong hostility towards outsiders.
The indigenous tribe in front of the second oasis is relatively better.
Though they maintain hunting habits, they don't have significant hostility towards outsiders.
Furthermore, they like to exchange goods with outsiders.
Including animal skins, items from human society, and so on.
Previously, some participants exchanged items they couldn't use for food with them.
To enrich their food reserves.
The indigenous tribes can get quite a few good items, as even though this is a desert, it's not devoid of resources.
Besides hunting, the indigenous tribes also cultivate and grow crops in the oasis.
