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19/02/2025

Cathy what's the go?

19/02/2025

Almost a century after it was taken from Gamilaraay country in New South Wales, a sacred tree known as a dhulu is returned by a Swiss museum.

19/02/2025

01/02/2025

Feeling lost and unable to do what I love and with the one who is part 2 of our journey

27/01/2025

GREAT DAY

25/01/2025

Noy a bad day out west side of island butterfiSH comp2025

23/01/2025

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22/01/2025

22/01/2025

Nharangga Aboriginal Cultural Tours

21/01/2025

In August 1920, a hut covered with porcupine grass stood in the Arltunga district of the Northern Territory, home to the Eastern Arrernte people. This area, known for its arid, rugged landscape and distinctive desert vegetation, provided the necessary resources for shelter and daily living. The porcupine grass, valued for its strong, fibrous nature, was an essential material in constructing these dwellings, reflecting the Eastern Arrernte's practical use of the natural elements around them.

The Eastern Arrernte people, with a rich cultural heritage deeply connected to Central Australia's land, had a profound understanding of their environment. In the Arltunga region, they used their extensive knowledge to gather materials, craft tools, and build homes, such as the grass-covered hut captured in this 1920 photograph. This image offers a rare snapshot of their resourcefulness and the deep bond they shared with the challenging yet beautiful landscape they inhabited.

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