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Individuals respected for their wisdom, cultural knowledge, and community service.
 
Elders
 
Grandparents
 
Police
 
Principals
The deep and meaningful relationship Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have with their land, sea, and sky
 
Connection to Country
 
Love of the land
 
The Dreaming
 
Kinship
A traditional Indigenous land management practice that involves setting fires to manage and enhance the environment
 
Fire stick burning
 
Bushfires
 
Bunsen burners
 
Campfire coals
The oral histories and creation myths of the Australian Aboriginal people
 
Dreamtime
 
Daydream
 
Nightmares
 
Lucid dreams
A special tool used to throw spears much farther and faster. It worked like a lever to give extra power.
 
Woomera
 
Wallawani
 
Wonga wonga
 
Wollie
Long hollow wooden instruments. When blown into, they make a deep buzzing sound used in music and ceremonies.
 
Didgeridoo
 
Maracas
 
Bullroarer
 
Rainstick
Carved wooden sticks that were sent between different groups to share messages or invitations. Like an early kind of mail.
 
Message sticks
 
Digging sticks
 
Clap sticks
 
Story sticks
Shallow wooden bowls used to carry food, water, or even babies. Made from hollowed-out tree bark.
 
Coolamon
 
Kurajong
 
Corella
 
Quandong
Tall decorated poles placed at burial sites in the Tiwi Islands. They are carved and painted to honour the person who has passed away.
 
Pukamani Poles
 
Padamelons
 
Yarraman
 
Billabong
Heavy wooden tools used to hit things. They were useful in hunting and sometimes used in dances or special ceremonies.
 
Clubs
 
Spears
 
Woomera
 
Bullroarer
What are these?
 
Woomera
 
Waratah
 
Woolaroo
 
Worrigal
What are these?
 
Water carriers
 
Dilly bags
 
Coolamons
 
Pickle bags
What are these?
 
Story stones
 
Dreamtime pebbles
 
Message rocks
 
Game tokens
What are these?
 
Stone axes
 
Stone mattocks
 
Stone crutches
 
Stone hockey sticks
What are these?
 
Spears
 
Forks
 
Arrows
 
Knives
What are these?
 
Pukamani Poles
 
Pooki Wookies
 
Totems
 
Sacred Woolakook sticks
What is this?
 
Ochre body paint
 
Opaque body paint
 
Ostrich body paint
 
Orange body paint
What are these
 
Message sticks
 
Party sticks
 
Story sticks
 
Ceremony sticks
What are these?
 
Grinding stones
 
Dinner stones
 
Flint stones
 
Water collection rock
What is this?
 
Fishing trap
 
Food carrier
 
Upsidedown hat
 
Hunting trap
What is this?
 
Ceremonial skirt
 
Fighting uniform
 
Pyjamas
 
Necklace
What is this?
 
Dot art
 
Dreamtime story
 
Cave painting
 
Story stones
What are these?
 
Dilly bags
 
Milly bags
 
Silly bags
 
Billy bags
What is this?
 
Digging stick
 
Didgeridoo
 
Whistle
 
Spear
What are these?
 
Didgeridoos
 
Pukamani Poles
 
Diggings sticks
 
Clubs
What is this?
 
Coolamon
 
Woomera
 
Jingeri
 
Midjimbil
What are these?
 
Clubs
 
Diamonds
 
Hearts
 
Spades
What are these?
 
Clap sticks
 
Digging sticks
 
Message sticks
 
Double sticks
What is this?
 
Cave painting
 
Beach painting
 
Rock painting
 
Story painting
What is this?
 
Bullroarer
 
Sheeproarer
 
Pigroarer
 
Horseroarer
What are these?
 
Boomerangs
 
Come back sticks
 
Frisbees
 
Bendy sticks
What is this?
 
Bark painting
 
Cave painting
 
Dot painting
 
Ghost painting
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