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Wabul (Pigeon) The black and white pigeon is known to many tribes. Long time ago, our ancestors used Wabul as a food source and the feathers were used for ceremony and dancing.
Wabul (Pigeon) The black and white pigeon is known to many tribes. Long time ago, our ancestors used Wabul as a food source and the feathers were used for ceremony and dancing.
Kakan (Black Palm) Dillybag. Our ancestors used Kakan (Black Palm) dilly bags to carry food when out hunting and gathering or soak bitter yams in creeks before cooking them. They were also used to hold personal items. When I was a young girl my grandmother would teach me how to Read more…
(VC): Mossman River Design The Mossman River is very important to me and my family. Laurence, my partner and the father of our 5 children, is one of the Traditional Owners of this area. We both grew up along the river and Laurence’s grandparents used to live in a hut Read more…
(VC): Mossman River Design The Mossman River is very important to me and my family. Laurence, my partner and the father of our 5 children, is one of the Traditional Owners of this area. We both grew up along the river and Laurence’s grandparents used to live in a hut Read more…
(VC) Kakan (Black Palm) Basket Weaving This design shows how the bottom part of a black palm basket is woven. My grandmothers and aunties used to make them. They cut off the young palm leaves in the centre, stripped and scrapped them. Then they would put the strips in freshwater Read more…
(KS): Kookaburra The kookaburra has a cultural connection with the Yalanji clans, they are significant for being a spiritual sign.
Yulba (Saltwater Mussel) The Yulba (Saltwater Mussel) is a favourite food in my family. We gather the shells from the mangroves and either cook them in the fire at the beach or take them home. I learned how to find them when I was a little girl and now I Read more…
Yulba (Saltwater Mussel) The Yulba (Saltwater Mussel) is a favourite food in my family. We gather the shells from the mangroves and either cook them in the fire at the beach or take them home. I learned how to find them when I was a little girl and now I Read more…