How was hunting and gathering dream time stories passed down the generation?

Dream time stories were, and still are, passed down through the generations through oral tradition. This means that the stories are told from one person to another, without being written down. This can happen through a variety of means, such as parents telling stories to their children, elders telling stories to younger members of the community, or through ceremonies and rituals.

Oral tradition is an important part of many Indigenous cultures, and it serves to pass down cultural knowledge and values from one generation to the next. Dream time stories are often used to teach important lessons about the world, such as how to live in harmony with the environment, or how to resolve conflicts peacefully. They can also be used to entertain and to bring people together.

In addition to being passed down orally, dream time stories are also often represented in art, music, and dance. This can help to make the stories more accessible to people of all ages and cultures, and it can also help to preserve the stories for future generations.