🔎 culture:"Aborigine" | Mia

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paddle-shaped with small hole in one end; back side smooth and curved; front side flat and carved with incised decoration of hatched lines forming irregular rows of diamonds; reddish brown — Ceremonial Bull Roarer, c. 1900
Aborigine

G256

ocher, red, white and black pigment on eucalyptus bark panel (unmounted), panel divided into three areas by geometric motifs, each filled with similar compositions of suns, fish, plant and geometric motifs; the panel is somewhat rippled — [Suns, fish, and plants], 20th century
Djunmal

G256

standing man at R with two spears and another long, thin object; very large bird at L; hatched lines and dashes throughout figures; red-brown — Hunter and Emu, c. 1965
Attributed to Nguleingulei Murumura

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Paddle-shaped object; small protrusion on widest end; decorated with incised horizontal hatched rows of zigzags and two diamonds — Spear Thrower (woomera), 19th-20th century
Aborigine

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tan and terracotta pigment on unrolled eucalyptus bark panel, mounted to a backing board with metal cable — [Male figure], 20th century
Madaman

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tan and terracotta pigment on unrolled eucalyptus bark panel, mounted to a backing board with metal cable — [Female figure], 20th century
Madaman

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Paddle-shaped object; small protrusion on widest end; decorated with incised hatched diagonal bands separated into three sections — Spear Thrower (woomera), 19th-20th century
Aborigine

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